If you have good equity --you can take second mortagge with balloon payment --so buyer can qualify for $35K or $55k and have lower payments and qualify.Since you have section 8 tenants--go to city bureau and get list of available properties for rent --under section 8 - in your area --and contact those home owners.

A three-digit score is generated; it summarizes the possible danger of the tenant compared to others.Each individual score is based:Application informationPayment performanceEviction historyPast due accountsBankruptcy recordsCredit bureau data and scores Good luck!

A corporation for profit or not-for-profit, a partnership, a limited liability company, a business or statutory trust, an entity or two or more persons associated in a common enterprise or undertaking. so that section does apply, from what i m reading but i am not an attorney, and will check that just for my own knowledge.

So using a percentage is a failing enterprise.

I think generally, if you operate your business in an ethical manner, you'll invest ethically after Harvey (and Irma if that hits).I think the free enterprise system is the best, most ethical option worldwide among all competing systems.

Most of the data that you need can be found through the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S.

When I called the real estate bureau, they told me (off the record) that I should never go with a single broker, always best to have a reputable management company to make it easier to force compliance and also so someone else is available when your main manager isn't.

Just check that from the people that runs the license bureau.  

@Patrick AllenYou can start with bureau of labor statisticsGoogle the city and receive all sorts of data, population growth, job growth, employees in market, demographics.  

This database operates very similar to the credit bureau.