@Brian Halstead Downpayment Assistance Programs are usually for primary home buyers.  

You can offer your property through the Section 8 program, but that doesn't make it "a Section 8" house as that doesn't mean anything. 

If they charge obscene amounts of money for their "program" then you should be quite hesitant of their take because they have something to gain by convincing you to agree with them.

I didn't find out about the QOZ/QOF until after the fact, which is why this is permitted...being a new program and all.

You can also have multiple Named Insureds (LLC's, Partnerships, etc) on the policy as long as there is common ownership between the Named Insureds.There are several popular insurance programs in the market place that Flippers use.

Name brand professional brokerage.It offers a rigorous training, leads generation program.

You would qualify by using the rents to increase income above the lower income restriction for the program. 

Even if we clearly state that we don't participate in Section 8 program, but they still keep asking.After a few weeks of advertising, responding to queries, screening and showing, we still don't have a good prospect.

There are several good programs for first time home buyers, but the best program will depend on several factors including credit score, income level, property type, presence of student loans and the amount of their payments vs the loan balance, your down payment, your job type, your job history, your time on the new job.Any estimate on how long i would have to be employed in Mn before possibly getting financed? 

I think the property is selling for the discount price because the landlord has a hard time to evict tenants for non payment which are financially covered under the government program.