Therefore, I want to solicit creative ideas from the community on how small investors can help these families by providing affordable housing while growing our investment portfolios?

I previously underwrote small business loans and we would require a PG on all loans.

These professionals can provide valuable insights and help you navigate the complexities of real estate investing.Research the market: Start by researching different markets across the country to identify areas with strong rental demand, affordable property prices, and potential for appreciation.

https://www.redfin.com/city/9764/TX/Katy/housing-market Thanks I was not aware of these but regardless they don't provide much information.

>have a single family rental in Merced, CA that I believe has a slow appreciation: bought for $170k in 2005 & its now worth about $400k.Because that period includes the Great Recession, that is a very good appreciation rate and better than San Diego had over the same period.3% loan is tough to beat as is a property tax that is ~50% of what it would be if you purchased today.  

So correct me if I am wrong, the reason being that you cannot reconcile bank accounts, credit cards, cannot epay or print checks, track loans, fixed assets, view a Balance Sheet and more.Saying that in QuickBooks you can create automated invoices.

Partnering with MH Property Solutions provided valuable local insights, making this an attractive and strategic investment for Partner Driven.

Another thing to consider is your loan.

As the seller I would pay for the energy audit, do the analysis on the work to be done (cost vs savings) and then market the home with a prepackaged improvement contract that would meet lender guidelines (solar, EE windows, etc). 45 day close to allow for enough time to do loan and obtain permits, occupancy COE+2. 

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!