It appears all charges were dropped. 

We are looking into mixing in the low income housing as part of an outreach program in Wilkes Barre area. 

There are 5% and 3% down 2-4 unit loans from Freddie/Fannie if you income qualify for those specific programs (or if the property is in a specific census tract).2.

This was a mistake on our end - we usually do but it does appear to have been missed (We are human and we do make mistakes.

Account Closed Public - National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is backed by the government and is rated higher then private flood insurance, despite NFIP being 2 billion in the red.

Most of them have a "Line of Credit program", which essentially means you're pre-approved with them and they don't have to run credit and ask for full set of docs for up to 6-12 months. 

In the other tenanted unit, it appeared that we were very fortunate as they appeared to be a great tenant, easily producing verifiable screening documentation, appeared to be taking very good care of the unit, and a track record of paying rent on-time.

Vacancy rates are going up for anyone in the voucher program across the board in Baltimore County.

This is a a "get rich slow" program.  

I am also seeing some properties being marketed that appear to be lower priced (I expect to see some investors jump at these) but IMO it is too early to be buying unless you can get a deal substantially under market.