Or a house-hack, but I'm not a fan of house hacking.You can also consider owner-financing this property if it makes sense from the business point and not just for taxes. 

I personally love a ceiling fan in my room but have lived in rentals myself with both fan and no fan so I thought I'd reach out to see what others personally do and if people find them to be huge problems or not.Thanks for the feedback!

I have a couple of upcoming vacancies that I've posted on New England Commercial Property Exchange.

Important tip if you do:    NO ceiling fan in the bunk room!

The considerations of both the structure of a partnership, the requirements to ensure commercial codes are met, and so many other things can be huge.BiggerPockets is amazing and I have been a fan for a long time BUT you need real advice from licensed and qualified professionals who will share liability for the advice they give because there are real liabilities at play across a realm of areas here.

Don’t forget time changes if you’re calling New England at 9pm your time for example.If you call and discuss a specific property without considering pursuing it, that may sound like you’re not serious about buying anything.  

I'm a fan of self management but understand this isn't an option for everyone.Check out the blog - but in general, if I were going to hire a PM for Section 8 properties, I would ask a lot of questions around their processes specific to Section 8. 

Videos: I'm a big fan of Ken McElroy. 

That might not affect your rent, but may affect your tenant's living experience.You might want to add soundproofing and a good fan vent instead of just a window if you go this route.

Jason Hartman has good information on remotely self managing, and there is also Brandon Turner's book on management for BP Fans.