Hello everyone,I am reaching out to connect with individuals who have experienced significant issues with the Section 8 housing program, specifically regarding their failure to enforce their own lease agreements.As a landlord, I had a tenant under the Section 8 program who turned out to be a severe nuisance.

I happen to own 25 properties as an investor.  

Partner Driven financed the E Church Street deal using its own capital, covering the $200,000 purchase price and $5,000 renovation costs.

The brokerage I work at also owns a construction company so would be happy to discuss some estimates.

I would feel differently depending on they caused their own displacement.

While it only returns 5.23% currently, it provides a great cushion allowing sufficient time to wait out a crash without having to resort to selling properties at inopportune times - at fire sale prices.5- I keep a large part of my portfolio in high yielding notes secured by real property - and while I want every loan to make payments as agreed, my experience indicates that a certain percentage will default with me owning the property during periods of economic contraction.

To start, I would like to own a parking lot since it's less hands on than other CRE properties.

They listing had a failed pending sale and eventually my brother talked them down to $400k sales price planning to buy it on his own.

Check with CPA but furniture has its own depreciation schedule (7 years I believe).Ultimately I would check with your CPA to see if it is even worthwhile, and your lender to see if it is even possible.  

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