Hal,I would offer owner financing, but I would do it with an owner oc, not a section 8 landlord.

1) The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller2) Landlording: A Handymanual for Scrupulous Landlords and Landladies Who Do It Themselves, Landlording doesn't have any strategies, but very useful and a great reference for a landlord.3) What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...

As an out-of-state landlord, I think it is time to start looking for one.thanks.

Can anyone chime in on how they agree to manage a property / get a property under contract to manange from the owner?

If someone could post a sample contract that would be much appreiciated

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How do you keep record of your income and expenses for your rental properties?

Now, since my property IS a low income property, and I can't change that, I would appreciate advice concerning my screeing question from landlords with low income rental experience and succuess.

It's amazing how many landlords do foolish things like this.

Your risk is your ability to judge ARV accurately ahead of time.If you're going to buy and hold for appreciation, I think Florida is a bad short term play but given how hard areas have been hit, in 30 years prices are bound to have gone up.If you're looking to be a landlord, cash flow calculations are pretty easy.

My husband and I are going to try our hand at landlording.

For the Landlord Addition it's $15/month for up to 25 units or $30/month for up to 50.