They may not have a direct program to assist but a referral from them can often help smooth the process for families seeking assistance. 

I could see where a lot of tenants would not want people touring their units, might leave the place messy cluttered and so forth.

We also have turn keys properties come available quite often.

Often times it is the first property that people get stuck on and never take the plunge.

Instead can I market ONLY to a specific type of tenant. 

Or not let me rent again if there is a turnover of tenants?

Originally posted by @Michael Greenberg:If you're not on FB, let me know and I can post it for you and send you the responses I receive.Mike Mike,I am a member of that group on FB as well but I don't go on their and that often.

Those with families often don't want to use this strategy.

They are taxed at their tax rate, which is often lower than the corporation’s.

The banks can be difficult to work with and I pay cash, so I don't have to worry about financing, but there's often some gotcha.