Anyway, call up the agency in your area and let them know that you would like to participate in the Sec 8 program as a landlord. 

@Dave Mosher , I live in a house that was purchased through the Fannie Mae Homepath program as a foreclosure.

Hey I just bought the program a few days ago.

There is no wrong answers here.Buying in rougher neighborhoods can be very lucrative.Landlords are there for a reason.However, you must count the costs of doing business in these areas and determine if this is the right venue for you.If you do decide to go this route, consider section 8 housing.The beautiful thing about this type of rental is that the money comes in like clockwork and will be on the higher spectrum of the rent scale.Further, you should still do your own screening but you have the benefit of knowing that the municipality screened them as well regarding criminal and such as well.If the tenant breaks the rules of your lease, they stand not only to be kicked out of your place, but may also get kicked out of the program as well. 

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

I called a local bantoday and the loan officer told methat Fannie Mae cancelled the program a few months ago.

This is a conventional program as far as I know and not an FHA program. 

I’m very interested in this program as well as it’s a nice relief to have that cash buyer already lined up.

Hi Benjamin, I'm exploring Thach's program as well.

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.