You may want to check out 1031Crowdfunding.com.

The collection sits on their credit report, which may protect the next Landlord who runs a background check.

Those funds grew in value on top of the regular allocations from your paycheck.

You can check on this with the governing fire department for the property. 

Also, I tell them not to buy used furniture.If you have SFR vs multi-family, you should consider being more or less easy to talk to about it, so, that if you are multi they don't DIY goofy stuff that ends up making it worse and spreading it to other units.ALSO, consider treating between each turnover, as it is much cheaper and easier to treat a vacant unit.Lastly, check out DoMyOwn.com ...they have products and great advice about all pests.Good luck!

Seeing as there is a variety of these programs, I will definitely have to look into this more, as I was not planning on living in this property long-term which would eliminate many it seems.Thank you very much for the information and should you make a post on the subject, I will be sure to check it out!

The PHA will also conduct their own background check on the tenant.Sign a lease and contract: If you approve a Section 8 tenant, you'll sign a lease agreement with them as well as a separate contract with the PHA outlining the terms of the voucher payments.

Check out similar listings in your area, see how they're doing, read reviews, and snoop around the pricing.

Also, you should check with your local municipality to confirm they will allow you to convert the property back to a 2-unit.

Check the leases, make sure that your tenants understand the rules, then enforce the rules that are in place.