If it were me I would wait until I could find something in a more established neighborhood more conducive to obtaining qualified applicants.  

I grew up in section 8 housing and from my experiences, I can tell you that even though its for-sure money, and the government pays for most (if not all) of the rent, it also means that it will be a more manage-intensive property.

Could you find a more creative solution such as asking Dunkin Donuts if you could purchase their remaining donuts at the end of the day (at a steep discount of course) -- talk to a local shelter close by that maybe they could come pick up the donuts, take them there for the folks to eat, then talk to the people hanging out there late at night - let them know what you are doing?

Custodians tend to take a more conservative approach when reviewing alternative assets for investment, as they want to avoid the custody of any assets that may be involved in prohibited transactions.

I've come around to thinking that with the lower price points and with rentals being a more forgiving investment to have a rental first mindset.

While rising at a more slower steady pace.

@Richard Redding its pretty funny how now that you're financially stable you CHOOSE a more affordable car and thats exactly what i will do.

A Broker's Price Opinion (BPO) should be better still because it is more formal and arguably a more knowledgeable person.

What ideas would they get if Greece, the most indebted of any of the problem countries, is able to work a more favorable deal to deal with its debt?

There must be a more efficient way ... sigh.