I believe that most landlords who are willing to accept Vouchers are trying to be a part of the housing crisis solution.

I realize this is a completely subjective issue that depends on individual circumstances, goals, strategy etc.....I'm not looking for any perfect solution or hot tips, I'm just trying to look for potential long term value and a flexible market, and I'm interested in hearing about how others conduct their more general market analysis.  

Any ideas or solutions are surely appreciated though and thanks for the offer!

Also any solutions as to what to do with the old fashioned window panes that I’ll be left with ?

One may think, if a good opportunity arise in may, I should take it to reduce the burden, but I don’t presently favor this solution which seems to risky.

I've simplified the process a bit, but is a solution.

Stephen Bagnani Easy solution here.

However, I continuously hear, read, and watch (BP podcasts) about investors who purchase their first property with outside the box financing solutions.

However, a lot of the time a good Architect will work with an engineer, or interior designer or cabinet maker, etc. to find the most economical solution.

Sometimes there's a little communication happening if some repair occurred or if a tree limb fell on the house (like just happened at one of them:)  But for the most part, I don't have to do a whole lot, and in 10 (aggressive) to 30 (autopilot) years, I will have an asset worth 100K (or more) that is free and clear, bringing in a LOT more money every month, etc...