So you really should check with your county's Housing Authority office to see how their process works, because it can vary slightly county to county. 

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@David Kiszka, I recommend looking for a property management company to work for.If you work as a broker who runs an office doing residential real estate sales, they might let you do tenant placement or even some amount of property management, but you likely won't get the support or mentoring you need to learn to be a property management professional.

I am toying with the idea of trying to get into a real estate office as a realtor in order to increase my knowledge of how things work so I can pursue my goal of having 40 units.  

Went to the recorders office and there were none but at the same time not sure if that’s something that I would have to ask for or would be blatantly obvious and mentioned, but the docs I saw showed no such info

The only way to make it affordable is to ask a rent that the housing office considers affordable.  

That real estate agent  referred me to an awesome loan officer from US Bank out of the Medford, Oregon area.

When I went to the admin hearing officer I explained what happened, why it happened and asked for dismissing the citation since the City employee told me I should put it out that day.The Admin Hearing Officer did not respond that day to my request but said he would send a response via email.  

As such, many people are buying these buildings, redoing the exteriors (trendy paint colors, new signage, putting on those big street numbers that seem to be all the rage, modern landscapping, maybe replacing some siding to give it an updated more modern look).Okay, so my question:  A buddy of mine asked me if I knew anyone that did this type of work. 

This is not cheap greenboard or modern cement board construction.Here's my fix for this problem.I've had access to the back of the valve and the copper supply lines when I've done this, another nice feature of these built-for-the-GIs housing units.