or instead of worrying about it.. simply pay the few hundred bucks and get a title commitment from your local closer/title company that will tell you where you stand for sure..

If I were able to acquire my next investment through cash and/or bridge loan, install my section 8 tenant and show a couple of months of rental payments, is there a lender out there that would use that lease and its accompanying Housing Assistance Payment contract I would have with the local housing authority? 

You can find them in local Facebook re groups and at re meetups. 

When you walk down the soda aisle of your local grocery chain, you think there's a zillion choices, bunch of companies all making cola and variations there of, but no, it is an illusion. 

You will need to get a local, rockstar Realtor, contractor, lender, and property manager.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...

Check you local Real Estate Club first.

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Does your lender have any local experience?

Think like company like homes or zillow or local exp team that could offer a very efficient buying process thus could offer more attractive buyer commission, especially at expensive home price above 1 mil area, that would impact heavily on heavily-dependant commission based broker. 

Hey @LaShanti Penn      I would suggest connecting with more local investors and maybe joining the local Charlotte chapter on the North Carolina Real Estate Investor Association.