It is a Federal Law that you can't refuse someone based on their source of income (which is often Section 8, either VASH or HCV).

From reading the books so far, I'm leaning towards Portfolio Lenders, but I read a post here recently that said Hard Money lenders was his favorite. 

Mind the source when dealing with DIFFERENT STATE LAWS. 

My net worth is about 10 million, which is obviously a great financial position to be in at my age (mid 30s), but it is also a bit nerve racking trying to figure out the right way to do this.I have a relatively small investment in the financial markets (<10% of my net worth), and now looking to deploy around 5 million total that will kick off an income source while preserving the capital.

@Stephen Garmon - we’ve accumulated a list of some of our favorite ones in Chicago.

In my case, they denied me primarily because I didn't have at least 2 off-street parking spots per unit (4 total, in this case), and although there is a 2-car at the property, they wouldn't even count that, leaving me with 0 off-street parking spots in their eyes.They had some other reasons as well, but off-street parking seems to be a favorite of municipalities around here to quickly DQ such a request.

The team is imperative and getting feedback from multiple sources is a must.

If you don't have that, you should probably start this process by figuring out where to get these tapes yourself direct from the source.

If you are running around chasing deals without any confirmed capital source, you are wasting yours and many other people's time.  

Do you have any advice on any website or sources or any strategy I can use in order to see if a certain area is a hot spot for renters?