Multifamily varies a little bit more.My tenants are responsible for any routine maintenance that you would do in a house that you own.

Monthly rent will vary significantly from market to market (I calculated low), I am assuming the property is a 2 or 3 bed/one bath in a “C” class neighborhood.

I believe this varies state by state and was wondering if I need a proper escrow account with a bank, w-9s from tenants etc. or if I can just open a savings account and hold security deposits there.Thanks,Tom

I know opinions will vary based on personal style of management. 1) If you've had this issue, any suggestions to improve usage? 

I'm in Massachusetts, so these guidelines may vary in other states though -- your best bet is to call your local housing authority and talk to someone about their process, etc.The biggest thing to consider with Section 8 is there will always be a maximum cap set by housing authorities. 

The market literally varies block by block, but generally, the neighborhood inventory and recent sales trends should give you a decent idea as to whether it's time. 

the analysis vary depending on which real estate segments.

Rates of return vary.

I think the most misunderstood aspect of this business is navigating through various regulations and compliance mandates, which can vary state by state. 

Costs can vary greatly depending on a lot of different factors.