Quote from @Tim Baldwin: You need to screen using professional standards for several reasons. 

Hi Tim, Pensacola works so long as they can help!

Quote from @Tim Ryan: Hi Thea,  I am also in Los Angeles and I develop/flip properties in LA and only buy and hold out of state.

Quote from @Tim Tafel: Obviously the answer I'm sure depends on a number of factors (affordability, reliability, etc.) 

Quote from @Tim J.: A partner and I own a 6 unit in Barre VT. 

Hi Tim,There are several effective strategies and resources you can use to stay informed about future development planning in your area, without solely relying on attending city council meetings:City Planning Websites: Most cities have planning department websites where they publish upcoming development projects, zoning changes, and long-term planning documents.

Quote from @Tim Callahan: Yes, you can remove a tenant for lease violations.

@Tim Simmons Thanks for sharing the details and glad the deal went well for you. 

Quote from @Tim Baldwin: Most likely, yes, especially if you have a clause in your lease stating that the written agreement reflects the latest understanding of the parties as to the rights and obligations and that no other promises or statements shall be incorporated to the lease (a preeminence clause).

@Tim Townhill  please report back to us in 3 years and let us know how these section 8 investments are working out (especially if they are single family).