One book I found helpful when I started is here: (And easy to read)http://www.amazon.com/Traps-Getting-Started-Estate...Just noticed this was an year old post.

You can always modify an agreement as you go, but it might be better to describe the details to hold the deal together.Take the wood destroying insect inspection, mention as required here, it may be irrelevant, but a buyer won't be aware of infestation or damage.

I felt trapped.

I would try to set a trap for this person and get a restraining order, or better yet, get him arrested.

I can't recall how we figured this out, but apparently a mouse had become trapped in the oven wall and there was no way to get it out.

If they do not comply, they can no longer remain in Section 8.3) Main complaint was the nit picky annual inspections.

As there has not been one post positive about the idea it seems clear to me that these units are DEATH TRAPS!!!

To this day I feel trapped by them.

A Series LLC would be ideal, but one LLC with a good Operating Agreement is all you need.I also suggest you have your LLC Operating Agreement in sections adopted under one Master Operating Agreement.

The Section 8 rents for the entire country are published by HUD at their website: HUDuser.org At the website click on "Data Sets" and "Fair Market Rents" for your specific area.This one website can make you money in Section 8 as well as property not in Section 8.