You should deal with all matters relating to your apartment with your landlord.

my state and the surrounding states have passed legislation that outlaws certain activities as it relates to foreclosure. a national "guru" may or may not be familiar with how to maneuver around such obstacles.

And he would tell all of his friends and relatives who would also do it again and again and they would tell their friends and so on.If this really worked, the job they are "hiring" you for, wouldn't be needed.

The interim acquisition and improvement loans often have relatively high interest rates and short repayment terms.

That's why I've avoided the REIAs and focused more on organizations that are not REI related.

When you have a relatively good tenant that pays on time, do you raise the rent?

What is your threshold for rent/no rent decisions, as relates specifically to credit?

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In summary, I agree with you that running a real estate related business is hard.

You should be able to look up the localized section 8 limits...ISTM they are on the HUD site somewhere, along with the HAP contract and related info.Keep in mind, Fair Housing applies, but if you decide to raise your advertised price for everyone (that has not already applied!)