We do plan on re-implementing this feature in the not-too distant future.

I have a decent amount to use for a downpayment so it would bring the mortgage payments down enough to get a decent check each month (maybe $200 or so) where I can re-invest and save for another one.

As far as a sales pitch as you well know based on yourSpecialties:Residential Brokerage, RE Investments, Sales Training, Sales Coaching If I were going to give a sales pitch It would have been quite different.Thank you for restating my point so well.

Adding them to a needed re-wire is a minimal expense.

some things ive learned over the yrs from sec 8...all sec 8 departments are not run the same...in mass. where i live they vary from city to city, some are better to deal w/ than others and the only way to know is to network w/ other LL's...sec. 8 in my market tends to pay more than a regular renter (maybe approx 20% more) ...also section 8 tenants tend to stay longer...the re inspections are usually no big deal if you keep your properties up as they should

And of course, consult a RE attorney to make sure your contract is up to par.

Along comes an investor who does understand RE and does understand the process.

Here are some things to think about - they most likely will not allow for the property to be in the LLC name so at the time that you want to re-fi it will have to be in your personal name.

I'm new to the RE investing game, I've been studying daily since the first of the year.

Please tell us about your RE investing experience and goals.