My wife and I use it in our 14 apartments and build our data base like crazy.

It's highly unlikely though, that a Class A tenant will settle for a Class C property in a Class C neighborhood.It'd be interesting to put together a data-based matrix on these 3 variables to support the above opinions:)

Additionally, the Administrative Relief Adjustment Form 8082 will be used for all other corrections not related to depreciation, which amount to $9,376.

I'm in Los Angeles.What I'm curious about is if you have a strategy to get bookings from the companies, beyond them finding your listing somewhere and adding your property to their databases. 

I have a database with over 1,000 lenders who are legit.

This resets and starts fresh every year.Some brokerages charge monthly desk fees to cover the basic administrative costs.

uDirect IRA Services is an administrator, not a custodian.

But that comes at a $7k cost for their database and software, if you are hands on.

I keep a database of and run SQL queries that prove this..

If you're committed to maintaining your property and navigating the administrative processes, Section 8 can be a financially and socially rewarding investment.I hope this helps, and best of luck with your decision!