So this is not a complete bailout, but any bailout- administered by the feds- is a bad idea in general.

Once you pass that and you approve the tenant according to your screening standards, you will fill out a HAP contract with the local agency administering the section 8 program in your area.

When you are ready to rent out rooms or sell the property, your going to need proof that you have legal authority to encumber the property.So, your going to have to file "Notice of Petition to Administer Estate".

Brian -- how much did this cost you, and how do you administer the collection of the bill.

The Section 8 /Hud programs are administered by the city, only funded by the Feds, so this isn't a HUD problem, it's with your city's administration.

There’s a lot of good information on how to change your 401K into a much more manageable self administered IRA.

I'm sure they will underwrite the deal clsoely as they administer these trusts, but thye may have leeway from conventional sources.

1)  I do deals prior to filing, during all stages of probate process, and post distribution (inherited).2) It depends on whether your PR is administering a formal probate, their interim powers, and /or informal probate where in may only be two steps from filing to distribution.Put the deal you want under contract, bulletproof the agreement and determine what satisfies you title officer or closing agent (or escrow officer). 3)  Most of the people I've been told are probate "experts" are really info marketers, rather than deal makers.

All they can do is to administer your investment and say 'no' if your transaction is prohibited.There are probably companies out there, keep looking.

Ask an administer or a salesperson answer all of your questions.Good luck to you!