If you can use the money as a down payment for the house and get a mortgage for the rest, do that as it lets you do more with the rest of the  money. 

The above probably can’t be official mentors for you, but you can definitely learn a lot from their content they’ve worked on for a long time.

I let him know I was filing the eviction so it would be best for him to leave so he would not have the eviction haunting him for the rest of his life and he chose to leave on his own accord.

So it's not like they just go live in a RV or something the rest of their life.As for Arizona and Phoenix in particular, we're a huge destination for both boomers and millennials so I don't see inventory increasing because of the older generation retiring. 

She's a former County Commissioner and, in fact, was the first public official I approached about my concept.

@Todd HayesJust be aware if you try any shady-shady crap to gray-area-evict someone right now the chances that they'll call the local media and the media will jump on it are high, and then your name is mud for the rest of your real estate investing career.

I followed that link... the FMV of a 3-bedroom is $979... my rent is $1200... so does that mean that the Section 8 will pay $979 and the tenant will be responsible for the rest?

The other years I spent it on rent and the rest on trips and crap. 

The rest is free equity from the tenant paying down the mortgage and appreciation.

Rest assured, your management companies are not stopping by unless something is going wrong, so there is little to no preventive maintenance going on.