Because I'm still inexperienced, I don't know that I'd go out and specifically look for tenants that are on Section 8, but I wouldn't turn them away either, as we would make them follow the same background checks and requirements as any of our tenants.  

The specific answer needs to be provided by an "elder care" attorney in your local area.

Thank you James.It's difficult to imagine how that could be with such a vague reference to the actual property while specifically making the original post about the how and not the what, if that makes sense.I do appreciate your comments.I'm now talking to larger established investors directly (not on BP) who are accredited, which are the ones with the resources to make a deal.Thanks again.

We still have plenty of credit available and we use it on our daily expenses (i.e. food, gas, utilities) in order to gain some of the rewards but it tends to keep our credit available low.

Specifically looking for replacement cost insurance policies for properties in my LLC. 

These are just plain language answers to help the Loan Office better explain to the Underwriter your specific situation. 

A book will take you from the beginning to where you need to be in order to understand the language and understand most of what is talked about in the forums.In my opinion, the forums are a bit overwhelming unless you are looking to answer a specific answer to a specific question.. 

I wasn't no small timer either, I had brought in large amounts of pot from California (Specifically) to Texas and at the height of my business, I was pushing 40+ pounds a month making a crap ton of money, and spending every single penny of it. 

For me specifically, the upstate New York area.

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