Hi guys - we are about to close on a property soon in Philly and are planning to do the following work - -Add HVAC, Add a full bathroom and add a half bathroom, Fix kitchen (keep same layout)My contractor is saying that (Approach - 1 ) - we don't need to pull permits.

I checked with the state and the state will not allow utilities to be ran underwater to the property across the lake.

But the companies that are offering 3D homes seems like it could help solve the housing crisis in the long term.

The repairs required by Section 8 after the initial inspection were pretty minimal, but I've heard that there are grants and certain lending programs that were available for Section 8 landlords (such as the Community Investment Program).

Kim following for the answer on Debexpert.  

My thought with the follow up 2 days after check out it so give time to ensure it was a good experience.

or show the property to interested tenants and ask them to apply if they meet the criteria?

I'm a property manager/landlord in Greenville, South Carolina and have current tenants who are seeking to move to the Sacramento CA area.

They will work hard for you because they feel they can make the sale and the sooner they sell the more they make! 

what are the numbers?