It's always good to have a few potential investors in your contacts so that if it doesn't work out with one, you have a back-up (or two).  

Back East, I was a HUD broker for several years and had some good relationships with regional banks, but none of those contacts can help on the other side of the country.

We also have one person who is a main point of contact for the deposit and rent payments.

Greg Rutkowski contact Logan A. , he is a CPA, a landlord, and a house hacker, i think it will be a good fit.

Thank you for the info! 

Let me know if you need any more info. 

@Ray Dipasupil yes I guess it's possible they got it wrong, just funny..that this is the only one inconsistently priced..based on all the others I've looked at@Cary Ferguson Jr thanks for the info..I think you're right, I'm going to just stick to what my numbers are saying...even though it seems so counter-intuitive to be offering more than the 2007 value

Phillip Thatcher, PresidentLandlords Association of Eastern Jackson County (LAEJC)PS: Don't forget to encourage people to contact their bankers, insurance agents, accountants, real estate agents, contractors and other landlords.

We got some good information out of the seminar we went to but without paying the fee, we are not granted any access to the investment info we are looking for.

Since it appears your tenant cannot achieve this, they would not qualify for this aspect of the program.If you need further information on what your tenant wishes to do you can always contact your local Housing Authority and ask to speak with your tenants caseworker regarding the qualifications for this.Gail