@Annie DriscollSubsequent borrowing by the AITD holder seems to be dependent on the lender.

However, you will need to get your first mortgage holder to release the 60% of the land you need to split off.2.

@Xavier Mc holder yes I did eventually complete that project.  

S8 Challenges:1) Voucher holders not having funds for application fees or security deposits2) Tenants trashing properties, killing ROI3) Tenants not paying their portion of rent or utilities4) Tenants not cooperating with ongoing S8 requirements or inspectionsAlso, you stated in your initial post that you'd be buying turnkey rentals.

@Brian Kloft I can relate to those calls from new voucher holders that want to get out of the city. we get them all the time as we are also by the beach. 

Quote from @Simon Ashbaugh: Hey Anna, Cleveland actually has a strong Section 8 market with high demand from voucher holders.

I was just today looking at the ad holder in the child carrier section of the SHOPPING CART at the grocery store, thinking I'd like to see my ad there!  

Also how do you get to age 65+ deed holder?

You can aim for the high equity holders as well as those in a distressed situation.

Will also stop mailing exclusively absentees and start mailing equity holders.