A little about me, I'm 34, a full time first responder (with no intentions of leaving the job early) and I currently own 2 SFH's in Ohio and WV.

That is a very devastating position to be in.Before you sign anything, have an attorney look over the agreement and explain it to you.You want to ask the "buyer", "what is the name of the person that will take title",(if they are not taking it into their name or entity, it is a wholesaler.

I feel this house is on the early end of revitalization.I also reached out to the hospital to try and connect with their travel nurse housing person, as well as a rural med school that sends med students to this hospital for their yearly rotations.

The safety and well-being of our tenants should be a priority, and the program should adhere to its own policies.If you have faced similar issues and believe that Section 8 has failed to uphold their lease agreements, I invite you to join me in a class action lawsuit.

@Nima MalboubiI personally think that the risk is relatively low with only four units.

I can muster my own capital + leverage but it would not be quite enough I think (and my wife might kill me).My instinct is to raise capital hell-or-high-water and refi later upon completion with a DSCR. 

Probably naive on my part from listening to sales person, but I explained that I was pressed for time on my day job, and he told me Flipsystem only requires 3-5 hours a week tops.

Example the best street to own a home for STR in town.

When we sent them our lease to review, they backed out saying we asked a lot of personal questions during the background check and after looking at the lease we should consider what kind of landlords we want to be. 

It's been a real pain not to be able to speak to an actual person when I am sending thousands of dollars at a time.