I started out with a flip house and am currently focusing on long-term rentals.

I did the house hack route, about to buy my 3rd now. 

I explained how that was not true by state law and provided them with a blank seller's disclosure form they could use.

HUD also allows the seller to receive a $3,000 relocation incentive which can be used to pay the junior, and there have been times where I have had the buyer contribute towards junior liens. 

I have a house for rent and have been approached by a Blue Orion (blueorion.co) that wants to lease and sublet it to corporate clients.

If we put a tenant in the house we will have to pay the state back their $8,000 of assistance.Loan Balance: $150KCapital Required to Rent: $10K ($8K to pay out the state and $2K that I put into professional cleaning and new carpets.) 

I moved from Connecticut to Columbus, Ohio in 2012 and started investing in 2017 with a house hack

And then of course, I'll be able to enjoy the benefits of the voucher payment from the Housing Authority. 

I can understand that low cost housing will appeal appeal to a different tenant profile, but if the product itself is very good won't it also attract the kind of tenant you want more readily?!?

Also this house was in a 500 year floodplain and a very small deck off the back.