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Don't drink the kool aid.

I do t see why you couldn’t hire legal aid anywhere but might be easier in the area where the property is in the event they need to go to court for you. 

I wish you the best in this exciting enterprise ahead.....as a DIY landlord....

@Alan K AumanI suggest ripping the band aid off asap and giving them the option to leave early.

David Jacksone made another good point, just because you can invision someone paying your for information doesn't make it a marketable enterprise, they can call property managers and tenants usually don't see that as costing them anything.

Christian,The way Section 8 works here in Dallas, or at least how the ladies at the HUD office explained it to me is:Aide is based on the need; single parents receive more than a single personThe more children, the greater the aideThe aide amount is based on HUD's FMR (fair market rents), which uses a calculation the includes bedroom count.

I am a software developer by profession and most of my real estate investment fund comes from creating enterprise and web applications for well known companies as a consultant. 

The reason I'm asking these questions is that if you are a sole member LLC, I could see an enterprising debt collection firm attempting to challenge you in court depending on a number of facts related to your father.

I would not use the amount in controversy as a bar to seeking legal aid.