AS long as its over 1.00 and if it's not, there still might be ways to mitigate. 

Never a good idea to put all in one basket..if you see the forums you will see great risk mitigation strategies

This is a core deal, which certainly offers some risk mitigation, as they allude to.  

This would be both a risk mitigation strategy as well as a bite size learning opportunity as I intent to manage close to all aspects of these for at least the short term (want to be an expert in the day-to-day operations before hiring this work out). 

So if you received a full asking offer and concerned about the appraisal then this will mitigate you concerns.

If you inspect and find the cat is urinating in the home, you can require them to mitigate the damage immediately or remove the animal.It's important to read and understand the law.

@Sunghee Shin we handle over 100 S8 rentals in Metro Detroit area.The main problems with S8:1) Tenants not paying their portion of rent and utilities2) Tenants damaging the homeBoth can be decently mitigated by properly screening S8 applicants.

@Dennis Nikolaev The only alternative I can see is to Short Sale them, if the mtg balance is higher than what you could net from a sale.You will need to talk the Loss Mitigation dept of your lender and hire an Experienced short agent, they will know what to do and how to handle the process.

I prefer holding a rental to mitigate capital gains taxes after a few years of holding.

So a tax break, is to mitigate the negative impact from placing such interference into the market flow.