It can take ALOT longer to pass a section 8 inspection that you realize.

I don't exactly drive around looking but if I happen to pass a property I follow up.

@Sam Shinn, you must pass a threshold question of whether the property is abandoned or not.

Make sure that your agent knows the ins and outs of this type of loan as it requires a particular guidelines (must appraise, and pass a thorough inspection)Second,I’m familiar with the property you are evaluating,It’s not in the best growing area of town, it’s actually considered Westway, rents in this area are low, $400-$500 per door,Furthermore have you considered your exit strategy?

I too was disappointed to see this pass.  A

Yeah I decided to pass as well.

The details can be found in the link above.Moderate risk remediation is limited to  2 sq ft per room and 20 sq ft of exterior surface, but you have to take a day-long, state-approved course and pass a written exam before you're allowed to do the work yourself.For all other remediation, you need to hire a state licensed lead risk assessor for testing and a licensed deleader for the work.You can also search for lead-safe properties in Massachusetts here: https://eohhs.ehs.state.ma.us/...I hope that's helpful.

I don't hold open houses; I screen the applicants on the phone to weed out those who can't afford it or give me a lot of commentary on why they won't pass a screening.

But at least you pass a step, that I didn't pass yet.

Getting a real estate license is going to take you a lot of time and headache and teach you to how to pass a state standardized test and avoid going to jail for legal violations, thats about it.