Startups can pull in loads of money without a solid plan for making a profit or sometimes any immediate income.

Click on the the link in my original response to you, next to your #3 question. :)

I'm seeing other section 8 listings in the area mention that the tenant is responsible for their own appliances, so I feel like I'm missing a simple solution here or is it possible that section 8 would do the inspection, pass, and just inspect the tenants appliances later?

Using the equity you build from your next property, you can keep on refinancing to roll the money to the next property.In regards to construction financing, you would need experience in group-up construction or heavy rehabs to qualify for the best rates and terms.

Buy your wife flowers.Hey @Daniel K Houck - first thing, congrats on achieving the dream of having a beautiful family with a solid wife that loves you enough to have 4 children :)Second, is sounds like you are comparing yourself to the people on the podcast - don't.

Water was seeping into the house through holes in the exterior brick after a heavy rainstorm.

I’ve already done a few projects and I would love to shift my focus to these types of government subsidized installations.The problem I’m seing is that since units run on electricity, the tennants will be responsible for their own heating costs.

A lot of times, these types of lifestyle choices will start limiting you down very quickly to specific areas, and since you are going to be living in the property, are likely to have a heavy weight on the neighborhoods.  

In filing taxes, there is a how much mortage are you "responsible for" question, in relation to how much mortgage interest I can deduct on my tax return. 

I'm sure you'll be able to piece together a solid set of risks to manage.