Do not fall into the trap of looking at the Housing Authority Website and assuming that what is on there is what they will pay.

All the stupid "trappings" of wealth.

This will also kill insects.  

Therefore the IRS in section 1031 of their code allows you to delay the payment of the taxes owed until a future date since you did not recieve any actual money.There are several sites that will explain this and more to you if you do a google search using "1031 exchange"This is just one of those results which seems to be to explain it pretty good in their FAQ section about it.http://www.1031.org/about1031/faq.htm

We fell into that trap once when selling.

Repealing the CRC definition of “efficiency dwelling unit” and Section R304.5 will not impact the minimum prescriptive requirements of efficiency dwelling units as applied to buildings regulated pursuant to the building code, as set forth in Section 1208.4 of the 2016 CBC.

I know my money is coming in. Section

Conclusion - don't dabble in Section 8 if you are cash poor, you're not going to like the delays in the process...especially is you struggled to get to the inspection phase and are told that the outside needs to be painted or  the roof needs to be replaced.

Sometimes people fall in the trap that retail is foolproof and nothing can go wrong.

Although you have significant savings, this can sometimes be a dangerous trap to fall into.