If you are offing something all inclusive AND your requested rent is within the amount the HA deemed to be “reasonable” compared to non-SEC 8 rented units AND the amount is deemed to be “affordable” for the current tenant based on their current income, your requested rent will be accepted.  

If interested, send me a connect request.

As far as @Michael Corbin's request goes, I'd look up 3 or 5 different attorneys in your area and find out if they can give you about 15 mins of advice before choosing which one to go with.

One county I'm looking at doesn't have a website so I just call the assessor's office and request the info from them. 

I'll send you a colleague request :)

You can even export the table to Excel if you want to.Keep in mind this will be list price per sq ft, and not actual sold price/sq ft.The other thing you could do is request comparable sales data from a realtor for a specific area.

So here is an update and a new request for guidance.After I challenged the VA appraisal with no success, buyer had issues with the VA loan so switched to Conventional.

The larger banks (WFC, BAC, JPM etc.) may often 'think alike'; don't be surprised for instance if they all appear to be singing the same song. 

@Shirley Walker I have sent you a connection request.

My job is in the operations of the portfolio - take service requests, pay bills from 17 different check books, do the banking for 17 different accounts, take the phone calls and keep everyone happy.