Every state I've looked at has laws that specifically address property abandoned by a renter.

It takes reps and reps to do, and generally having a commercial specific calculator for the assets you are looking at would be helpful. 

Essentially, this boundary delineates the city limits of Lexington and regulates new building developments within its confines, preserving the surrounding rural, natural, and agricultural landscapes.

First step would be connect with a local lender familiar with the strategy specifically utilizing fha loans.

This is a pretty broad question and the answer is always going to be very area specific.

Year of update of the systems (roof, plumbing, electric, heat)4. any pets, pools, tranpolines, or business use at any locationThey will usually need more specifics but this is a good start. 

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This reminds me of how I view STR regulations in Colorado.

It’s just not smart.Second, with an FHA loan, any title company that handles the subto transaction is ignorant of the regulations/published guidance which forbid it. 

Here's my advice: Section 8 isn't inherently good or bad; it depends on your comfort with risks, your experience level, and the specific property.