Some will charge a percentage each month but also a start-up fee, a leasing fee or lease renewal fee each year, administrative fees, maintenance fees, etc.

I suppose it may work if you have a burning desire to do it.my partner in my airplane is doing something similar in Oregon he started a tiny homes manufacturing company ( making his own) and he owns a nice chunk of properly zoned dirt in Oregon 10 acres .. its worth about 3 million as it sits.. but he is going to sell the tiny homes then do 50 year leases on the under lying dirt so in essence create his own park as it were.But he has the Dinero to follow his whims and social desires of creating affordable housing for the mass's. 

The info is as followsProperty 1: Rents for $1850 a month on a 9 year lease (7.5 years left) to a Arizona specific non-profit.

They're in a C+ part of OKC, and were leased to decent Section 8 tenants.

The pros that I like are: longer leases, dealing with businesses not people, NNN leases and most houses in MN are quite old especially outside the cities.

Good Day everyone, i would appreciate some clarification on the scenario below.I recently purchased a property with section 8 tenant who having no lease agreement and are paying rent on a  month to  month basis.

You can download the lease template from BP.

Assuming the tenants deposit was documented in the lease, you are now responsible for refunding the money.

Once the property is approved then you go to the section 8 office to sign the lease. 

We bought her our of the lease basically by offering an early termination contract and paying her last months rent.