The guaranteed portion of the rent from the government provides a stable base, and I've found that many Section 8 tenants take pride in their homes and are eager to maintain a positive relationship with their landlord.Of course, as with any tenant, proper screening and communication are key.

I haven’t used her but @Katie Lepore has provided tons on insight on here and is also local to the San Diego area.

When you understand how it works, you actually realize that it's better than owning in your own name for asset protection purposes.

But at this price point they are going to be more conservative on ARV because of the smaller buyer pool.Based on just the information you've provided, I'd expect a flipper to pay $875k for the Property. 

This investor was from out of town, so I provided information about the area and performed multiple virtual showings making sure to point out the good, bad and ugly of each home.

Based off experience can you provide some recommendations on if this is a good idea and how to address his rent in this situation?  

I also require tenants to carry renters insurance - this protects YOU from expenses they get hit with.

LOWER ENTRY PRICE – Older low-rise condos provide investors with the opportunity to enter the Miami real estate market at a relatively lower price point compared to newer luxury developments.

Sometimes they just provide the details and you’ll have to dig to find out.

If you're not finding the bookkeeping process to be a drag, and you're really just looking for efficiency (and possibly some additional level of detail/transparency than what your PM provides?)