In addition there are a wide range of grants HUD supports in most cities to improve a property to rent to low income people.Perhaps the best decission in looking at section 8 and low income rentales are the larger assets of using the contract incentives and special financing programs that only exist to those who provide services and employ your tenant that you could benefit from.

I'm interested in talking to someone about getting our nonconforming basement up to code to either duplex down or make it a legal unit if ADU ordinance passes city-wide.

Wall st vs main street is wide, and it's going to get wider before it tightens. 

You can earn from the many contract set asides, tax incentives and specialized financing  that exists only because of your tenant.My funding group (DTRT FUNDING & Consulting - Do The Right Thing) funds what we call the path.. all the varisous companies and non profits that can benefit from the wide range of tax, contract setasides, funding and income generaded by that trnant becomming a productive and independant person.Would love to talk 

It is not small, it is a very long and wide beach.

But until then I agree with you, that's not a growth strategy.I am a firm believer to grow your portfolio first wide, before you grow it deep.

Going outside the city limits is a good work around that works in markets that don't have county-wide regulations.

A jobless rate of 3% or below is widely considered "full employment" by economists, or the point at which most people who want a job have one

I had a WIDE range of quotes for my building, but I ultimately winded up using Hemlane for the quote as they had the best price and coverage. 

Get a couple of quotes because they can be pretty wide apart.