What kind of professional knows about tax abatement incentives, systems development credits, etc?

These units are rare to pop up (I stay in one of the units each Summer) and usually are gone in a week....so I know the opportunity is 'there'.The goal is to relocate in 4-6 years and use this as a primary residence (but still travel and use as a vacation rental).I'm confident w/ the rental history of these units and comfortable with cash flow (hate having to initially throw down so much $$......but HI has their 'rules').

20% down on that kind of loan with a min. of 660 credit score.

Also you can always pull out a line of credit against buildings that have a strong equity balance if you need to tap it for liquidity. 

I have good credit and had been approved for 203b/k loans for sfh so that is not an issue. 

I can recommend a couple credit unions in NC that would be good to use, one of which doesn't charge closing costs. 

Sometimes you want to improve your credit score needing some time to get it up there.

The people receiving section 8 aren't necessarily 'shady'-- they are poor.You will not be able to run low income properties like you would run properties rented to high income/high credit score tenants.

They should pretty much be there to pay their app fee and if approved (credit, income, background),  sign the lease. 

How can her landlord be sure this fella  doesn’t have a history of selling drugs abusing woman or raping children ?