I wasn't aware of this bill passing and I haven't seen any major slowdown with Wholesalers in OKC, so I'm not sure if this is a token bill that will never really have teeth, or rather one that is taking time to enact.You might interact with Tucker McIntire or Tez Aberta and see what they know.

This was a great unit to cut my teeth on the Section 8 process.

My computer has a very sensitive and makes many actions assuming I wanted that. 

To be sure, home prices in lower-income neighborhoods are quite sensitive to economic conditions and availability of financing, so a recession or credit crisis could quickly stop (or at least delay) the positive trend. 

Check with other lenders if it's time sensitive, otherwise if they are offering low cost refi and good rates, then wait.  

In our particular situation the downstairs tenant was overly sensitive to the upstairs adult I know this because the new tenant hasn't complained.  

Yet another critical OM piece is sensitivity analysis: the exit is underwritten to a range of cap rates, rent growth is projected using a range instead of a single number. 

Cut your teeth on that.

  $575 is a price sensitive resident and a 10% increase is not small even with the added value. 

Thinking through things, we thought we'd cut our rehap teeth with a small SF before tackling a larger MF.