Rents are pretty high in Baltimore ($1500- $1700 for this sort of home).

Does anyone have a civil engineer recommendation for a high density community development project in Kansas City?

I'm guessing the property is on public water and sewer?

The HOAs are getting difficult because buildings are getting older and with people working from home, there is more usage on the pipes and water.

Assuming you are inquiring for the Myrtle Beach market, the average (across the 5 submarkets and all property types) is for 72.5% to require 2 nights or less (46.5% have no requirement).This is highly variable by ZIP code and property size/type, however.

@Gladys Cepeda I highly recommend the Starting Out Forum or the First-Time Home Buyer Forum to read other people's similar questions and learn through the advice they received.

You do have to walk a fine line though, between consistent pressure and nagging:)3) A 4 year S8 waiting list doesn't really tell you HOW MANY voucher holders are in the area of your rental.

Good luck with the project.It supposedly has a very high 'pigment count', seems really good.

Prices are at all time high and rates are near highest in past decade. 

I highly recommend trying out some of the free trials the different softwares have and seeing what works best for you.