There are pros to government guaranteed rent, but agree with other people who have mentioned that the inspections can be a bit of a pain and prohibitive toward leasing properties up quickly.Would definitely recommend talking to a local property manager who understands Section 8.

Nothing prohibited them from busting the property to see that it was not being maintained on the outside which should be a red flag.

Federal law prohibits discrimination based on many factors, including race, religion, national origin, familial status, disability, and sex.

The 10th amendment says - "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

If not prohibited in your state, a Contract For Deed (a.k.a.

see thishttp://activerain.com/blogsview/1106766/short-sale-flips-title-insurance-prohibited

Pre-leases are possible, but generally are either done by very sophisticated owners and tenants or between parties that know each other.While there is no prohibition against using pre paid lease amounts for your down payment in commercial deals, any deposits may be strickly regulated by you state.

Otherwise, the agreement can be immediately voided and any persons at the property evicted and trespassing charges filed.If the seller of the property you are considering purchasing gets an attorney involved, most likely the agreement will contain the language prohibiting you from leasing or selling the property in any manner without the consent and approval of the seller.Put yourself in the shoes of the seller.

Just check to see if their are any deed restrictions that would prohibit you from developing or selling the land @William A..

I've just been looking into reverse 1031's myself, and I can tell you with confidence that with a gain of only around $20k, a reverse exchange will be cost-prohibitive.