Not the best method though.

hello everyone  I currently have 3 house's  I have rented out  looking to expand  my properties  to 10 this year I live next to all 3 of my houses  so I will keep them from section 8  for the next few I buy im looking to go section 8  I see  a great need for low income housing in my area  has had anyone success  using this method   it seems to be a sure way to collect your rent with no worries  also seems they pay more per bedroom  so u can capitalize full price potential  would love to hear from someone with knowledge on this  thanks for reading my post look forward to chatting with you 

Is this a good method?

When I get a listing, I advertise it using this method.  

@Joe McCall -- Joe McCallHey man, you seem to be a real expert on the Craigslist method and really nerding it up with the techy tactics.

It is a means to adjust your accounting method to adopt the routine maintenance safe harbor which is a requirement.

It can be shown that it is a good business financing method rather than saying or letting them think "hey, I'm broke, have bad credit and I'm flaky".

I have never asked for an amortization schedule but maybe I will.I am glad too see someone else uses the same method as I do for recouping my out of pocket money including repairs...it always seemed to make sense to me....make my out of pocket money back then everything else is gravy....and how long will it take to do it....very easy to compare different properties this way.

., I think I recommended that method :) I believe I read it in The Section 8 Bible, written by someone on BP.

Although I used materials and methods designed to be economical, I have always insisted on a quality of work that would be acceptable to me if I wanted to live in them.