In some cities, counties and states throughout the nation, it is already prohibited to discriminate based on source of income (like Section 8), but even in those jurisdictions it doesn't "force" the landlord to accept it. 

Welcome to BP Nation, @Hans Christian Engholm Ravn.  

I'm in a great area in my city and its the second growing city in the nation behind Phoenix I'm willing to help with potential profit ....

Not the larger national banks, as they have much more strict guidelines.Good luck and happy hunting!

Nationally, average house price is 5.7 times family income and as high as 11 times in Vancouver.There is a also a divergence between rent and housing prices as rents have not grown at the same pace (otherwise, folks whose income has not grown would not be able to rent either).  

(you are still gambling on appreciation, but the odds are good the rents are rock solid)If it is in National city, chula vista, vista, oceanside, etc..

The stronger the national tenant and guarantee the lower cap rate generally the developer can sell for.If I have to pick a smaller unknown restaurant local to  a market in expansion mode versus a national one I have to get a lot of concessions from the restaurant.

Good Morning BP Nation,So my partner and I recently vetted what could be a property that kinda becomes that "flagship" property.

I serve as the Chief Investment officer of Propark, a national parking management company based out of Hartford. 

the lender was "local" but worked for a well known/national bank and the deal details remained fairly consistent from soft quote to actual close.