Hey Andrew - some call this land hacking, depending on what exactly you're trying to do.

I believe there was one called Golden Management that was #2 on my list.

A couple of ways you could get started are cold calling, sending postcards, driving for dollars, and just getting out and talking to people when you see a home that looks like it could be a deal.

For instance, depreciation on whatever property you are buying or something called "tax-loss harvesting" where you sell investments at a loss to offset the shares that are at a gain. 

He may or may not have an issue with you're making a profit on it, but there's always a chance.Mideast would most likely take that property on, but I would call their office first.

You can also call the Housing Authority to have your contact information added to their list of available landlords that accept Section 8. 

I wish she has called me first but, hey she didn’t want to bother.

You may need to call a bank or two, perhaps smaller ones, more local.

They are calling this a "Rent Stabilization Bill", but I hear RENT CONTROL.If you live in and/or invest in Alaska please consider contacting your state legislators to let them know how this will not only negatively affect you, but how it will adversely affect Tenants.

I would call around to cabinet makers and see if that is something they can do.