I'm a 22-year Army Veteran.

She has had a year long lease then another year long lease renewal addendum with the old landlord. 

By using the program, I want to buy a condo here as my primary residence.This is my first home and I reported more than a 2-year tax return, I have a solid job here.

It’s not impossible but much more difficult to find than it was a few years ago.

I'm deploying more money now than last year at this time.

His post high school plans the last couple of years was to get his real estate agent license, with the ultimate goal of investing.

Or anything else to consider when purchasing homes built that old?

Currently they are leased for the next year, so this gives me the time to really decide on what the right strategy would be moving forward.Thank you!

@Michael Peters Most of the answers here are good advice on pumping more frequently if you're worried, but unless you book it 90-100% of the year, it doesn't get used as much as you would think.

I am in the middle of negotiating a deal with a seller who owns a Sec8 Rental property near Pittsburgh, PA (New Kensington 15068).The tenant has been there for a few years and kept the house well-maintained.The rent is $9006 BD 2 BA 1,555 SQFTCOMPS: ARV - $135,000 | AS-IS $90,000I'm looking to get a better understanding of what Sec8 investors would pay for such property, trying to lock in the best deal possible for these investors.Also, what are the most important things I should look for in these deals?