You can go to The CHA Housing Choice website and there is a PDF named CHA’s Rent Determination Standards which will give you a great guide to determining what amount CHA will allow based on the specifics of your property.As @Scott M. stated, consult with an attorney very carefully if you feel the tenant may not be able to cover the balance of the rent.  

You don't have that issue... so you are in a good spot.The money you would pay a wholesaler as their fee.... you could use to get a website set up and do some facebook marketing.

One is to send them something directing them to your website where, if you have done a good job, they will convert.

I'm not seeing anything about this on the IRS website, however.  

Looking for advice.....not interested in getting a job but will do that if it speeds up the process of converting the funds in 401a into real estate (before inflation really takes off). thanks for any advice - this is a great website. - Ray

THis is a REI website full of great people but keep an open mind. 

I put the website and facebook links below. 

I'd like to know how one does that without using paid websites.

As far as advice: you're off to a good start by finding this website.

Their website, communication, and online portals are usually garbage, and when I have 40 documents to submit each closing, it drives me up a wall to send 100 emails back and forth.