I would be skeptical without attorney authorization but attorney is not a must have just a good/great thing to have.

Hi guys, I wanted to get a feel for what are some decent housing authorities to work with in SE Michigan?

I don't believe they have the authority to charge something like this.

Go get added as an authorized user on a loved one's credit card that they've had for a zillion years and never missed a payment on.

.- You have to be careful who you put in your property, if you got people that is doing bad stuff (selling drugs, etc) you can get your property held up by the authority for investigation (just what happened to my neighbor a couple of weeks ago and the property is in B area).- Yes, you can get a property management that will not charge for filling vacancies (even though it will be hard), be careful that they will not just put any tenant just to fill in the gaps.

They are the authorities at a local level that oversee septic and injection wells.As far as tying into a city system, if the drainage is not above the city storm water system, then you will need to install a mechanical lift, to get the water up enough to drain. 

But I didn't have the power/authority to make a difference and change things around.Real estate will give me the opportunity to have a project/source of income I can truly call my own.I will use bigger pockets as an educational resource.If you read this I hope you have an amazing day.

You do your deep DD on the platform once at the beginning (The better ones are FCA authorized and regulated) and once satisfied that they are a reputable and robust operator- the actual assets or borrower profile are far less interesting.

I checked with my local housing authority and here is some feedback I was given.  

It's actually put out by the NH Housing Authority, and it's actual Landlords (like me-I participate) filling out the information, and it's broken down by city.