Based on my 20 years in Tampa, I'd strongly recommend considering it.

YES, CMHA may pay 100% or a % from the tenant based on their income.

These two work very well together and have worked on several transactions together which is important for communication amongst all involved.

And hey, don't forget to keep the lines of communication wide open, staying connected with people.

At the end of the day I will not let any one owner put my Real Estate Licenses i jeopardy based on not knowing the laws the VRLTA (Virginia Residential landlord Tenant Act),or Fair housing.  

PM's will use the portal to provide you with up to date communication, monthly and annual accounting, tax reporting and detailed annual reports. 

This is based on the future reservation of my rental business (I guess I can pull a proof of income from Airbnb).

While our initial down payment was modest, our loan to value is estimated at 71% based on current home value.

I would look into these guys https://www.submetersolutions.com/If that doesn't work, just split the usage based off square footage and charge the tenants in proportion to that - not 100%  accurate but good enough.

Choosing a contractor who excels not only in construction, but also in clear communication, is the key to a smooth and successful project.