Section 8 program recipients should have a letter or voucher - this will be the most accurate way to find out rental amounts from Sec 8.Voucher values increase from time to time so our best source for this information has been through connecting with local Section 8 and City Fheps program coordinators.

Yaaa except the US requires reporting on all globally sourced rental income.

Hi guys, I'm brand new here (both to R/E investing and w/ BP) and I have a quick question as I'm reviewing deals from all sources. 

@Sam Rane My answer to all 6 of your questions is: it depends.Many of your questions are addressed in two of my favorite real estate books, both authored by the legendary @david greene.

How could I look for a second loan source for the difference? 

The reason for this is because this is your cheapest source of money.

Any advice on how to source folks when investing from out of town.Thanks in advanced! 

Local police departments are another good source of crime data if you're at that search level. 

Zelle is my favorite as it is instant and free.

Unless Denver is different that most places that have source of income as a protected class, you have to accept S8 vouchers if the tenant has one, but you do not have to comply with the S8 program.Where I am, I'm forced to accept a tenant that has a S8 voucher, but because I can refuse to fill out the S8 paperwork, refuse to allow S8 to inspect the unit, and refuse to fix any issues any S8 inspection found, they will never actually issue a voucher for that unit.