You'll get way more bang for your buck by being there in person and meeting these folks and being able to get the real dirt on each market.

Personally I'd work to find a way to hold out.

That would make zero sense.Most Class B properties are also not the target for S8 tenants.That leaves Class C & D properties.There are a ton of inexperienced (and only a few experienced) investors buying Class D properties and trying to entice S8 tenants to rent them.

I personally invest in La Crosse, Wisconsin with a mixture of LTR's and MTR's ranging from single family to small multi-family. 

I'm personally looking to house hack a duplex at 5% down.

At least that's my current personal opinion/strategy. - John

I am going to assume that what you mean by "main purchasers" is the majority.Let me finish by saying that I am not a political person, I'm one of the diminishing numbers who believe no politician deserves a flag or a yard sign.

Income taxes vary by person and jurisdiction.

Personally, I'm all in on the location and amenities game for max rental cash flow.

They even in their heart of hearts really want to, and really try, to leave a place "move-in ready" for the next person.