Then in the next rent cycle 1 tenant moved out and the new replacement paid the old rent sans the $50 discount, and in the second year the other tenant's rent was raised $50, so we were back to the original rent. 

With proactive planning, they should be able to close on replacement properties within the 180-day period.

The HUD guidelines suggest a certain rent amount, but after inspections, the figure came back significantly lower than expected.Additionally, do you have any general tips for working within the bureaucracy of the Section 8 program?

Seeking a roofer to replace eight roofs in Granbury and Fort Worth, Texas.

I had replacement coverage insurance and received about 300K to restore the house.  

Someone who can perform duties such as: fix closet doors, replace light fixtures, replace a front door, etc.Ive used 2 handymen off of Google in the past and they both ghosted me at some point.

Any tips and information is greatly appreciated thank you! 

A few tips I’d recommend as you get started:Build a solid buyer’s list early on.

As far as a DST goes for replacement property, it can be a great potential solution for those who are no longer interested in the traditional responsibilites of ownership any longer or who may be having a difficult time finding adequate replacement property or properties. 

As a result, I had to move forward with a septic replacement.