If you wanted Section 8 tenants, what does the local housing authority say they would pay?

We have credible buyers who have shown financials and are ready to go.So a developer gives a receptive call when you actually have clients and are not someone trying to build inventory to look credible etc.

We may obtain an interior BPO only in some cases at a cost of $200 No pre-payment penalties apply There is no charge to apply for a loan with Straightline We do not require tax returns or documented reserves We do not charge additional "set up" or "processing" fees No ownership seasoning period is required to qualify for a refinance We can provide proof of funds letters after receipt of your application and credit authorization form

Wondering if there is anything special to be known when dealing with a potential North Carolina eviction of a Section 8 Tenant who has not paid their portion of the rent, but the Housing Authority has paid their part?

The investor has plenty of references and a large portfolio so I think he is credible. 

If you use DIL and there is any leftover phantom gain from the tax authority if you are insolvent you might can use the insolvency form to wipe out the phantom debt with forgiveness.Likely if this property has all these problems the lender will not want to do a DIL as they do not want to own the property for liability reasons that could exceed their basis in the mortgage note.I have had lenders tell me this on commercial properties before.No legal advice given. 

Of course, if there is present danger or fire hazard, calling the authorities would be warranted.

The Contractor would have full rehab decision making authority.

I think it gives you credibility even though anyone that can fog a mirror and scratch together a few hundred bucks can get licensed.  

I was wondering if anyone knew any successful and credible parties who specialize in raising investor funds for apartment complex acquisitions?