If the landlord is paying heat, cooking gas and electric, the voucher will be higher.

People are living in a class A doorman building paying 4X-5X less than market rent for the exact size unit.

Start speaking with local brokers and be specific with what you are looking for (e.g. 6-12 units, location, tenant class, purchase price, cap rate, etc.)I think you're short changing yourself on the timeline.

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The difference between the poor and the middle class, is the poor are in debt, and the middle class has learned to eliminate debt.The difference between the rich and the middle class is the middle class fears debt, and the rich have learned to harness the power of debt to create wealth. 

If you changed the terms you advertised originally, someone could probably claim you did it to disadvantage an application from a protected class.

Those 100% no money left in type deals do not exist anymore in real life outside the get rich quick class. 5+ years ago those strategies did work on rare occasions but you still didn't need to pay a guru with all the free info on BP.

Lower priced properties or asset classes typically have more mgmt. issues and possible tenant issues.

Understanding the asset type and class you want to pursue and then knowing the steps you have take to get there can be a great way to build out a road map. 

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