Whereas higher prices and maybe better properties could have lower cash flows but more stable and well behaved tenants.

I informed him If not gone at my next inspection for them which will be in a couple weeks, I will be having an exterminator company come deal with them, at his cost.8) He has been paying in advance for MOST of his rent. 

I'm suggesting to my wife that her and her sister (currently living in the house) get a HELOC against the value of the house and to do some BRRRR deals with that money instead of just selling that house which will probably take some time the way the market is behaving in Miami already. 

You won't be payed at time, have any health benefits or anything you should be having according to the laboral laws of California.Diana Thai, the CEO and co-founder, is the worst boss you'll ever have.

They would be have a lien on title, as collateral, until I pay them off completely, correct? 

Anyone with a good reputation does not behave as such

There are six section 8 units down the street from us; 5 of those units are quiet, hard-working adults with young kids who behave BUT ONE unit has a family of the stereotypical section 8 tenants - they let everyone stay with them, there is trash all over their yard all the time, they usually have broken doors and furniture in front of the unit on a semi-weekly basis, and they even allow drug dealers to use their yard/corner for dealing. 

I seem to be having trouble finding any online. 

@Sarah Ellis thank you Sarah I have a feeling I’ll be having questions eventually.

It might make some people behave a little better, but other than that, I'd say it's generally a non issue.