Provided the Section 8 contract doesn’t interferes it.Lastly, is it good enough to just tell my other turned down applicant that I’d found a better financial fit tenant if I decided to go with the Section 8 tenant?

Hey Guys/GalsThanks for all the info.I've decided not to go with TCS.I'll keep researching, and in the mean time I will save 7K.Thanks for all the posts.

Here is why:The government has decided to debase our currency in order to save financial institutions and keep the U.S. from falling into a deep recession.

Two good friends and I decided to go to Austin where the land was inexpensive but the appreciation was great- and start building.

After Nasdaq crashed and my partner lost $3 million (he was the money guy and was not on my system), I decided that I should learn the securities and bond side of the business.

I decided to switch to real estate because I've seen that there is a broader spectrum of income potential here.

Clarify your goals, decide where you want to be in 5 or 10 years, and your path to achieving that goal will become much clearer 8)

So, I finally decided to go back and check the history on both my duplexes and compare.

[/list:u]We've decided to buy a townhome (we'll be here for at least three more years) and found one at a great location for an amazing price.

Back in the day, appraisers were (as it states in every real estate course in the country), a "neutral third party who decides the real value of a property".