There are two tricky areas with this building and the buy:1) It is owned by the company operating out of it, so it is not leased nor has it been for decades.

California max 2% increase a year (unless doing significant renovation like adding rooms, an ADU where it's reassessed)I talked to a very honest Indy property management company who said the people who do well with Class C buy in volume (not your typical beginning investor) because the good properties offset the losers.

From where I posted it I'm getting numerous requests for the lock box code to take a look from investors I don't have a relationship with.Should I ask for POF before sharing the lock box code?

I was wondering If anyone here has experience with section 8 and could guide me on where in the united states is the best areas to buy and also anyone that knows of good property management companies for people with properties outside of the state they live in.

Are there better companies to buy these homes from?

if the company would pay for closing costs, including realtor commissions, that is about $20,400 of savings right there!

Companies like Quicken Loans or Rocket Mortgage have been known for their diverse lending options, and they might work around your requirements.

Contact Hospitals/Government Bases/Companies directlySection 8/HUD (LTR)

This bill could cost you a small mint to fix with a good license abatement company.

I manage about 30 doors through my own Management company, but I work under a Broker.