Get as close to the truth as legal in your state and clarify that you're not a huge capital group coming to town to slum lord the entire city, you're a hard-working guy trying to break out of the 9 to 5 (if that's legal to disclose) and being able to turn a modest income on a rental would be a vital step toward that dream of financial freedom. 

In states where "source of income" is a prohibited discriminatory factor it would be illegal to only show voucher holders the rental. 

Specializing in how to use your investment accounts to invest.

But curious, financially do you think this would be a mistake/bad move to take on a $750k home with the income that we earn?

DM me and I will send you contacts for; attorneys, lenders, and accountants they have previously used.

Finally, create a detailed financial plan that includes your home buying budget, loan arrangements, rental income and expenses to ensure that the investment remains profitableThank you!

There is rental income insurance but I believe that’s usually for when the property becomes uninhabitable. 

I super managed the property – income, expenses & loan - and took care of all maint. and mgt. issues (the water damage was handled through the previous owner’s property ins. ) and brought the occupancy to about 100% while raising rents about 20%.

I don't mind not having cash flow as I do have other lines of income however, I definitely don't want to go in negative and I do want my property to appraise over the period of time well and not give me too much maintenance headache.

On you ADU COC you used full rent income.