I am a landlord, broker, investors, etc. and have section 8 tenants as well - luckily I have a good relationship with my tenants but man oh man... dealing with their case worker was almost like they were paying out of their own wallet for a rent increase when in reality HUD had updated rent guidelines.Do you not have an online portal or account that you can access the section 8 landlord portal via?

For some context I have completed 3 BRRR's and brokered dozens of deals to investors both on the buy and sell side.

I’m planning to take my broker’s exam in the near future to expand my skill set and deepen my involvement in this space.I’d be thrilled to discuss the current state of the market, challenges, and opportunities, and to exchange ideas with others.

You are touching them and providing some type of education and value to them to bolster your own status, so when you ask for money they are more likely to say yes.And, back to investors or deal first, no broker will ever award you a deal without a reasonable surety that you have the capital lined up.

I’m Chris Dickerson, a newly licensed Mortgage Broker based in PA, specializing in financing solutions tailored for real estate investors.

@Kyle Souza A couple quick and fast tips on qualifying for multifamily loans are having enough experience in the eye's of the lender, a 1.3X DSCR (using lender underwriting..not broker's underwriting), and a net worth equal to or greater than your loan size.

Hey Alexander, I manage over 100 STR properties and I'm a real estate broker in California.

Hi @Albert Aitov,For starters, i would recommend reaching out to a mortgage broker.

In your area look for a business broker and talk with them.  

I don't work in the St Louis area, but my go to for insurance during the flip phase has been a local broker in the market I work.