And they do nothing and collect and check every month and treat the tenants "below human" or some other type of specities.I have never had any problems with our sections 8 tenants and half of our portfolio is section 8.And remember just because someone is on section 8 doesn't mean you bypass the application and rental process.My only recommdation is to only rent houses that are 2 beds or below, so you do not attract a lot of kids, which is the main reason you property will be trashed.

That is going to cost you in the end in either money, time, quality or your faith in humanity.

Buy as much real estate as humanly possible,  i'd be broke in a week.

Because you are offering a quick and the fact that humans tend to want instant gratification your offer is likely to be accepted even if it’s less than the others.

Kiavi has invested a lot in technology and branding, but at the end of the day you probably are going to want a more personal service-oriented experience (a real human being!)

We are all humans here, and we are fallible.  

However, several months later, I was served a notice from the local human rights counsel that I was being sued through them by the fair housing counsel on behalf of the tenant for damages due to the pet fee.

I am misery personified, a stain upon the good earth, a leprosy on humanity.

Not to plug him but I read Dave Ramsey's book on personal finance and used the snow ball theory and it was amazing how fast the balance of student loans go down when you really focus on them, its not the most mathematically efficient way but very satisfying for human emotion for sure.

It's cheap as heck, just put one together and see how the fasteners work....cheap.I would go to a) lower end antiques stores (or yard sales), and b) high-end thrift stores (not Goodwill, usually charity run stores like Humane Societies and such have really good donated furniture, plates , etc...