So that seems like a good sign to me.

Sounds like a serious liability to me.

Seems pretty cut and dry to me.

Not only do I have interest in multi family real estate, but this overwhelming topic actually makes sense to me.

Is he able to add me without "selling" it to me?

AJ,An investor with many, many properties within the Atlanta Housing Authority (manages "Section 8" in the city of Atlanta) program explained it to me like this: "Once you get familiar with AHA's systems and processes, you can do very well.

I have had clients who have come to me because they were traced under FHA loans for mortgage fraud and it never ends pretty for them. 

He actually was referred to me by a mentor of mine, who's been investing for years and using him for several rehab jobs. 

If it was paid by the original owner and only the owner the State would release the property back to the individual.Before a property is sent to auction the State would then do a title search and to see who has the invested interest in the property.What's not exactly clear to me, is why I can't get the owner to pay property taxes with provided funds to avoid the auction, then try to work out an agreement with Mortage company. 

Flipping is more appealing to me because I enjoy the process of renovating homes.