She then began calling other agencies, and had them come out.

I understand dealing with the bank/agency in these matters can be lesson in patience.

First you need to know what the local section 8 housing agency is paying out for the type of property you have in your area.Voucher averages might be higher, the same, or lower than what you could get renting to a regular tenant.Talk to local investors that deal with section 8 there and see how the agency performs on payments, not screwing things up, and if the case managers or on point or lazy.Wouldn't put really nice things in for a section 8 tenant.

This is why the FBI and an increasing number of law enforcement agencies continue to use it with great success.

It currently has a house, 5 1br 1bath cabins and a mobile home on it.

We have done several stick built flips, numerous mobile home flips/rentals, and we own a brokerage that specializes in dealing with investors and property management.  

I grew up liking mobile homes (my mother and stepfather lived in one) and real estate investing in general.

I am interested in beginning my real estate career by wholesaling properties and possibly acquiring a few mobile homes to rent out to build passive income.  

Shortly after graduating college and getting married, my wife and I bought a small piece of farm ground in Hamilton county while we lived in a mobile home for almost nothing. 

I have always been very interested in real estate, and upon graduating from college tried my hand at bird-dogging, wholesaling and agency.