There are a lot of brand new voucher holders without prior rental experience, that are unemployed and do not know how to care for a house, and also have disregard for things they get completely free of charge, 2) quicker turnover - sometimes after 2 years in the Opportunity area, some of them want to move to another area closer to family, 3) Landlord wont get paid HAP for 2 months after move-in; 4) staffing changes and outsourced inspection are causing staff to make mistakes when processing RTAs and recently suffered new move-in approval delays. 

What is that coaching going to do for you that you couldn't get somewhere that is cheaper OR free?

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

You will probably learn so much more and at the end you'll still have a property....people are scared to do this, but you can find some FREE assistance along the way from a great realtor/investor, a great loan officer, and others along the way.   

I like apartments.com and zillow, both are free.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Feel free to reach out!

To name a few, free access to RentRedi, Tessa (rental accounting), invelo (off-market deals), kukun (rehab estimator), and a Home Depot discount!

Be professional.....it's only a few hundred bucks for a couple visits, and the next owner will expect and appreciate that the house is squeaky clean and pest-free....

It's a little bit of a free for all and looking for recommendations for minimizing maintenance in the yard.