No real impact on your expenses and not a lot of hassle moving forward either. 90 dollars for 200 sq. ft of storage seems like a lot to me; but if you can keep it rented at that rate that would be the choice.

LOL.if a 'normal' (if there are such things) broker/banker can't help you, about your only choice is a portfolio lender.  

@Jason Murray, I think the biggest advantage of "Touching" your property is that you make choices on what needs to be done to rectify a problem differently as the owner than a team member would.

Which entails whether you will be active or passive with your investment choices.

So you would probably need to educate the agency officials regarding the time value of money and toward the idea that selling their lien for a fraction of its value is a wise business choice.   

Does option 2 require you to add a kitchen once you know that it will give you a better understanding of your ROI for each choice.

Hey @Jeff PantigI'm not going to claim whether those are "good" or "bad" choices becuase it's entirely context dependent.

Housing choice voucher (HCV) is a federal program (HUD) administered at the local level by the city or county housing authority...section 8 is just 1 HCV program.

Because people demand there FREEDOM, but, demand it be free of any harm or accountability for THERE CHOICES. 

It seems like reaching out to a broker might be a good choice.