And now the sales have slowed too, so hopefully turning the corner for a buyers market.Don't forget its an election year and inflation isout of control.

Quote from @Kristin Vegas: hi biggerpocket family. my name is cris and looking to buy a rental property in youngstown ohio for cashflow, i live in california and thinking in buy a property in youngstown ohio. anybody here investing there for cashflow if so, which area of youngstown is good and where to avoid. any friendly investor agent Youngstown has a lot of opportunity in the Section 8 space, but you do need to be careful and buy right.

There is an opportunity around every corner.

Hello guys, I'm getting into the Section 8 investing and just wanted some feedback on a property I'm looking to purchase out of state.4BR 1Bath SFH, Mortgage payment is $917.37/M-$955.12 for a 30YR Fixed Rate at 7.13%, 80% LTV I am putting down $23,800.

I have done everything the right way, the ethical way, treating people with honesty and respect.. treating the market and the process with respect (not cutting any corners, permits, etc) and it seems like I have been beaten down at every turn and now I am at risk of losing everything I have worked hard for years to obtain. 

Cutting corners during due diligence can have severe consequences.Take due diligence seriously.

I can't even count how many times I have seen posts on Biggerpockets from struggling investors trying to rent out Section 8 properties or D class properties out of state.Everyday there is a new post from a Newbie Investor who put their hard earned cash into a dud of an investment and cannot figure out why they can't find a solid tenant, why their tenants don't pay, or some other horror story related to investing out of state/D class real estate. 

You can reroof a small section where the leak is coming from and that will fix the problem.

Appreciation would allow us to get out with a modest profit, but I’ve posed going Section 8 via the Affordable Housing website to my business partner.

From my findings, the two subdivided lots would comply with the requirements provided by the county:The minimum lot size is 1 acreThe minimum lot width is 135 feetThe front building setback is 60 feetThe side building setback is 20 feet (for corner lots it is 30 feet on the street side)The rear building setback is 60 feet