We deal with low income tenants, many of which are section 8.

@Isiah Ferguson: I was just watching BP's path to purchase webinars, and there is a section on Understanding Expenses.

A great resource is the webinars section of the website. https://www.biggerpockets.com/proreplay

A great resource is the webinars section of the website. https://www.biggerpockets.com/proreplay

So I was just poking around on the foreclosure section of the Bigger Pockets site and have seen a few properties that say $100 down - government owned.

My typical deal is $25k purchase, $25k rehab, and rent section 8 for $1200/mo.

I have my homeowners with Foremost on a section 8 property.I am acquiring another section 8 property and need a solid company to do basic liability.Who are some companies to call?

They're listed under the Education>>Books section on the page header.

According to HUD 4155.1, Chapter 2 Section B, A non-occupying borrower transaction involves two or more borrowers where one or more of the borrower(s) will not occupy the property as his/her primary residence.

In one of the neighborhoods close to where I work (outside of Baltimore) there looks like there are a bunch of triplexes that have some potential as section 8 rentals, granted they would probably need some rehab to meet the regulations.