@Luis Guerra the first step in starting any business is research and asking questions.

It's an app that allows you to customize questions for your tenant, for example 'have you ever been sued by a landlord or have you ever filed suit against a landlord."

Great question.

My intent was always to hold them and I'm comfortable with the rate of return considering the value of the property, but this takes me back to my original question of not knowing how to flip effectively. 

Hey guys, I wholesale full-time and recently started here in Upstate NY, I have some questions for someone familiar with real estate law/wholesale here and closings and will appreciate any help!

While renting to Section 8 tenants can reduce the risk of non-payment, your property must meet specific standards and pass inspections by the Public Housing Authority.Please feel free to DM me if you have anymore questions or if you just want to discuss further!

Let me know if you have any questions in regards to bridge, fix and flip, ground up construction and DSCR 

For more details, see our BiggerPockets profile and let me know if you have any questions.

A lease is the way YOU want to conduct your rental so choosing one randomly/ already done may not be correct for you.Resident screening is very important but there are state laws and even federal laws (disparate impact as an example) that you want to be careful about.Having a few key maintenance people is very important as well because that is an area of great concern to the resident.I could go on but feel free to ask more questions. 

Hey Allen,Great question!