Still screen as you would anyone else though and communicate with the housing authority so you can report any infractions if needed. 

From what I've gathered from here: https://www.michigan.gov/documents/treasury/STC_Guide_to_Basic_Assessing_2012_405304_7.pdf"The authority of government to levy taxes is contained in Article 9 of the Constitution of the State of Michigan.

Anyone have POA or Authorization?

You are hereby notified that you must object in writing to this deduction from your security deposit within 15 days from the time you receive this notice or I will be authorized to deduct my claim from your security deposit.

(I have discovered that banks prefer W-2 income over rental income and barely recognize mortgage note income.)7.

Fall in love with the learning process, and then when you know enough don’t get paralyzed - go for a deal when you recognize it and the numbers work well.

Mobile homes can qualify, just have to get them set up and pass the housing authority inspection and then your good to go. 

A stat agent has authority to accept service of legal papers on your behalf.

I'm a little biased (I'm the author), but I think the BiggerPockets books on the topic are the best out there:www.BiggerPockets.com/flipping...

You should be charging late fees, serving any appropriate pay or quit notices for past due rent, providing copies of any notices you serve to the tenants to the Housing Authority, reminding the tenants that even in jurisdictions that have/had eviction moratoriums that doesn’t mean they don’t owe rent and that you won’t attempt to collect it, and advise them that when evictions resume (which is likely to be soon) if they force you to pursue that option they are not only risking their tenancy they are also risking their Section 8 voucher.