Also, my rents are about 2x what section 8 pays, so most section 8 tenants wouldn't be able to afford the rent)All that said, there are a lot of people who make really good money with section 8.I would call Ytown a cashflow market primarily.

For our market Christmas and New Years are huge money makers, so it would really pain me to close the first week of January.  

By far, the biggest money makers (among my friends locally) are inherited properties (search keywords “probate” “estate” “Inherited” on BP forums to learn more).

We are looking mainly for tenant occupied homes or homes that may need minor rehab like pain, flooring, new doors etc to make rent ready.

Originally posted by @Kamron Saremi:@Frank Patalano The two things that hold me back are budgeting my available time to make real estate investing a priority.

Policy makers can change this and make it workable.

When you know what your needs are you can then work with your family to make real satisfaction for the lot of you!

Trust me charging a fee will keep away lookie loos and trouble makers as we didn't charge anything until about 2 months ago and had wasted a lot of time  showing our properties and handing out applications. 

my understanding is that waterproof laminate just has a film on top to help keep water from seeping down.

I’m not desperate but I have a lot of equity there that I could be using for some other money maker.