While a property may have had a Section 8 tenant residing in it at one time, the process starts all over with every new tenant.Screening a prospective Section 8 tenant should be handled exactly the same as when you screen a non-Section 8 tenant. 

Obviously, this can impact your overall cash flow. 6) it’s important to find an agent that knows the area well and understands how to work with an investor, as the process is very different than buying a primary residence. these are all things to consider, and there is going to be a learning curve associated with the process.

Does anybody know of any resources that review the strategy and process of converting a single family home in a neighborhood zoned for multi family to a multifamily home? 

We are getting ready to start the rehab process on an investment property that we plan to use as a Section 8 eligible rental.

we own multiple facilities and have been figuring it out the hard way,  was hoping for a website or data source that would speed up the process. 

Hey guysI bought my first property in the area, made it a Short term rental and so far everything is good - the property is cash flowing and booked - thank God.I'd like to repeat the process and purchase another one.

It seems like you learned alot from this whole process.

The previous owners had a problematic tenant in the first floor who was not paying the rent and ended up opening up several false complaints with the city and eventually left the apartment when the previous owners started eviction process. 

@Denise Holder That really depends upon the "whole picture" of their financial situation and the, Chapter 13 verdict and their physical/emotional being.

If you can qualify for conventional financing you can get better rates, but you do have to go through the whole process of the lender digging through everything you have and asking for things you don't think they should ever need.