Hi, Does anyone have any knowledge or experience in purchasing properties where a majority of the tenants are under section 8 "low income assistance" where the government pays most of their rent?

Killeen is largely dependent on federal government.  

Back in the day of s-Corps people were setting them up, and then not following normal corporate governance such as holding annual meetings keeping minutes etc. thus the term piercing the corporate veil.  

Id planned on working until 60 at my state government job but I can retire in 3 years at 55 (36 years) with a full pension of about $1,700.  

We have been in the construction business for over 40 years ranging from small residential project to city government projects.  

Yes, unfortunately Government regulations make it totally unprofitable for us to open our investment opportunities to non accredited investors.  

The government helped him do it.https://www.indystar.com/story...

The increase in taxes has nothing to do with the seller, that is controlled by the government.

Sounds more like asking opinions.I don't put much stock in a BPO, especially commercial properties, frankly the larger the project the more involved it can be and Realtor/Brokers aren't trained nor do they have the experience nor the qualifications, unless they have obtained such from other experiences.Say you have a small 140 unit high rise government owned that is subsidized housing (PHA) and it's being sold under a Mark-To-Market project, turned over to private ownership, it will take expertise and experience to take that on.

DBO meaning Downtown Commercial.I am thinking there is a lot of zoning, permitting, general paperwork and government/historic paperwork and permissions to be given on this.