If you look into Sec-8, the property must be inspected, qualified and the 'appropriate lease' enforced - - hmm(hint), what happens if I never get qualified?

My sisters and I, however, have declined to hire the attorney to sell our , preferring instead to make our own decision about an appropriate selling price for the apartments.

Stella helps them rehabilitate to society after serving prison terms!

This company supposedly offers a site registration service with various levels/programs with various supposed benefits/features for various real costs/fees.The bottom line top dog sales pitch for the whole shebang supposedly registering everywhere you was a wopping $449.00.Up until I received this call (although once I heard its name it sounded vaguely familiar) I knew nothing about this company or whether or not this service is worth it, or appropriately priced.My questions are as follows:Is site submission something I should handle on my own or through 3rd party companies?

Then you can factor all the rehabilitation cost into your budget and income projection and see if it's still worth it for you, and the final cost is reasonable. 

Through MMM, I learned of bigger pockets and appropriate analysis of a property.

Look for:Expertise in the deal type presentedSpecialization in the area you're looking to investAn experienced committee reviewing deals presentedTransparency about their fee structure and the process used to underwrite dealsThe absence of a financing structure that will misalign their incentives with those of their crowdfunding investorsClear workout proceduresAn entity setup to immunize deals from the performance of the funding platformSecurities compliance and registration with the appropriate governing bodies for their level of production

You can never talk to a decision maker and they are always ask for more stuff......If you need to know sellers balance (the amount the bank will open at), read the legal notice, it is usually required that they put that information in a newspaper, usually like the Daily Record  or in the legal section of the Business Journal.If you are going to get in this more actively, you should subscribe to the appropriate news papers.  

I would start with looking at the appropriate landlord-tenant handbook for the state you're considering investing in.California Civil Code Section 1950.5(h) Upon termination of the landlord's interest in the premises, whether by sale, assignment, death, appointment of receiver or otherwise, the landlord or the landlord's agent shall, within a reasonable time, do one of the following acts, either of which shall relieve the landlord of further liability with respect to the security held: (1) Transfer the portion of the security remaining after any lawful deductions made under subdivision (e) to the landlord's successor in interest.

Would it be appropriate for me to ask her to put that in writing?