The problem is "sleeper sofa" does not show up in your listing.  

I have owned single family section 8 rentals in the past, and while it was pretty straight forward, each jurisdiction likely has their own requirements and processes.In Cincinnati, again, I was buying properties on the MLS, they used to (maybe still do) use gosection8.com for LLs to list their properties.  

For higher priced area buyer can go to typical flat listing buyer agent (max 10k) or dual agent structure.What's certain is that buyer need to do more leg work these days when buying homes.

I am in orange county, specifically Santa Ana and could not find a bar or coffee shop where real estate, escrow and mortgage professionals meet to network.

We’re a one stop shop for everything you need.

They put about $60k into it and we are about to list it for $150k, so they’ll have a decent profit when it’s all said and done. 

(These loans aren't cheap and so I am going to shop it around some more but let's assume this is the best I find.)  

The way we conduct business today is that the listing agent and the seller determine the buyer commission.

The reason for that is people looking for midterm rentals shop like short-term renters, but they act a lot more like long-term renters... and often they stay for 4+ months, 5+ months, etc.

Look at lists of properties that are on the Sheriff Sale, and Tax Sales, as some of those could have assumable mortgages, and provide a list of potential assumable mortgages, where the owners are potentially losing their properties.David KrulacBigger Pockets Podcast guest #82