@Arman Ali, as with any other investment, you need to perform due diligence and run the numbers thoroughly.

@Jason LeeYou should understand the local market and price trends.Do a thorough local market research and analysis.A local Investor-Agent can help shorten your learning curve and save you a lot of headaches as they tend to understand the market better.Good Luck!

.; how to find a good agent, how to analyze properties, how to engage in thorough due diligence, how to manage a property, etc.

@Saj Johnson@Tony ManningI have volunteered at my local Area Housing Authority to help resolve conflicts between tenants and the local Area Housing Authority.Remember the majority of section 8 people do not work.they have the time to research all state rental laws and laws that protect them against discrimination.When I mean time eight hours a day seven days a week they can dedicate themselves to this mission.Know the laws that protect them very thoroughly http://www.disabilityrightsca.org/ and http://drlcenter.org/ and https://www.ada.gov/cguide.htmThe section 8 people you want are the ones that work to supplement their government income.

-Andrew  For due diligence try to push for at least 45 days.  30 days is a little too short to do thorough due diligence. 

I'm looking for something more thorough. 

Hope this helps.We typically like to start with an initial phone consultation to learn more about your investment goals/experiences, to thoroughly answer all your questions, and to tell you everything that our company has to offer. 

I've had my attorney go thru each set of condo docs and the financials pretty thoroughly and major work has actually been done very recently before I joined so that's a bit of peace of mind.

In Miami, the inspections are not only more thorough, but the inspectors also provide repair estimates for identified items.

Drew, thank you so much for your thorough summary!