i have been absolutely inundated with calls  and contacts.  

That included showing apartments, and meeting with the owner who did all of the maintenance, once a week or more, letting the cable guys in under the building when someone changed or added cable or phone, etc., complaints, bookkeeping, etc.  

Remember, whichever new tenant you put in will be locked in under rent control as well at the new rate, so in 5-10 years that rate will be relatively low as well.

The Housing Department is inundated with phone calls from tenants' outcry and tenants' advocates.  

lately i been thinking of taking a gamble on a house in a area i wouldn't be instrested in  under other circumstances but these houses are so cheap  its a give me . is section 8 good in any area?

I've had the property on the market for a week and have been inundated with inquiries.I received several completed apps and had a couple of "good" candidates that I ran through credit/background. 

Yes as a provider it is easy to spit out what you do, your pitch, the benefits of working with you and even a couple properties that would work for the investor in under 15 minutes but many times the investor wants to talk longer.

I would let her in under her name only.

It turns out filing a claim in small claims court was quick and easy, I was back home in under an hour.

Sue K. the home has not been under my care for 17 years she originally moved in under the previous owner and at that time it was market rent.