Once you do that, then you'll have the general knowledge needed to make more accurate adjustment to property values. 

I've never told the manager I wouldn't be happy to accept section 8 vouchers, I have no knowledge of any of these tenants, and I haven't even been in touch with management concerning the property's vacancy.

I don't actually own the business (just lease to the business for them to sub-lease to residents) and therefore have a more primitive knowledge of the guidelines.

With 7 properties, at this point your knowledge and experience is as valuable as a good deal.  

I would also suggest you stay in contact with Curtis because he if very knowledgeable and helpful with RE investing.You can sign up for the meeting here or you can go to Olympia REI Group on Meetups and sign up. 

Might be a little long winded but I don’t really know who else to ask and there seems to be a lot of knowledgeable individuals on here.

I am not going to lie, without the help of the podcasts and books I probably would not have built up the courage to go forward with making this deal happen since it is out of state, but when you feel prepared and knowledgeable anything is possible. ( Big thanks to David Greene for this !!

I listened to Episode259 with Mike Anderson, I really enjoyed his “no-nonsense” approach to real estate, but I have been wanting more from the podcast and with this guy’s knowledge in particular.

Due to my experience, knowledge of the tax code, and comfort with different capabilities of various versions of TurboTax, I am very comfortable doing my own tax returns with TurboTax. 

Black pipe is not too bad, it's just the labor and knowledge to do it that really gets you.If you have the aptitude to do this, you can go for it.Option 2: Meter it yourself and manage the billing yourself ---> We looked into this but it just didn't sound like something we wanted to mess with and even with this, it would heavily depend on your existing configuation as far as the cost/feasibility.