With the burden of paying for the public health crisis falling on local government instead of federal I don't see their budgets allowing a big increase in vouchers.

Also if you decide to go with your original version, I would recommend first asking actual consumers, not agents, what they think is best.

I  am a single mom have a full time job as a plan builder for the health  Insurance industry I was introduced to real estate investing by my dad who had asked me to help renovate his Philadelphia rental. 

The tenant will most likely google what to do and "so sad for the tenant" for them thye call the Board of Health.The Board of Health puts a 48 hour notice that makes the tenant leave!!

Don't look for clarity on the cheap.We're in the middle of a national public health emergency.

That depends on several factors like how common Section 8 is, their caseload, COVID, the economy, etc.I stopped accepting Section 8 because the paperwork is ridiculously time-consuming for me as a Landlord with little benefit and the process takes two months.

Of course I think many of them, but I don't think the average consumer is going to be happy with calling people who never stepped in the house.

(CRB)  (maybe move away from the negative and call it a "Health Protected Building" HPB, my wife no to the  "Bubble Boy Building" BBB- She is clearly not a boy.

The photos can and should show action, not just static pics, and as things are getting competitive again lazy listers will be punished and those of us who put in effort for consumer psychology will stand out. 

they would likely have to pick up health insurance (cobra or otherwise) for themselves, however.With that calculation done, it’s a “simple” matter of figuring out an average NOI of properties they want to invest in and the dollars it would take to buy those properties .