What is your familiarity with section 8, tra, ect?

@Tra Hammond welcome to the site.

We used to have many more applicants on Section 8 or TRA, and have now had tenants with jobs for the last several years.

@Brett Durfee,I own a property in North Hollywood and if you are looking for an accurate tax percent you can do it in 2 steps:1. go to the LA County Assessor site, type in the address, and look for the Tax Rate Area (TRA) which is a number that looks like 00012.2.

http://www.masshousinginfo.org/events/multi-family...Here's one from NeighborWorks: http://nwsoma.org/homebuyer-education/landlord-tra...The landlord/tenant laws around here are slanted heavily in favor of the tenant - and so are the courts.You should especially drill down on Mass Fair Housing. 

If I were you, I would close the old traditional IRA account after solo 401k rollover and just open a new Tra IRA for your backdoor conversion.

I would also advise you to stay away from anyone with TRA (temporary rental assistance).  

The closest are in English Ave and near CAU. 2.

@Kasia Harmata   Watch this traing video an investor can send to a seller to educate them as to why LO.Why sell on a lease and optionFSBO folks usually have some problem else they'd list with an agent;   too much debt so not enough equity to cover the 10% cost to sell, repairs etc etc.  90% FSBO end up hiring an agent or don't sell.   

In addition to section 8 you can accept several other programs that will help keep your vacancy low, programs like TRA and SOTA are just a few other options that are out there for you in addition to marketing your property on sites like go section 8 which is an apartment search engine for section 8 participants