My personal preference is that the agent will be the only one I talk with until we are screening applicants - meaning that agent is quarterbacking a lot of the work.Be honest, and tell me when to pass.  

In my experience, when a single lender is used for assets in multiple series then cross collateralization becomes an issue). 

Their are two things that matter in this circumstance #1 how many bedrooms the tenants voucher is for and #2 what is their maximum allowable rent that section 8 will allow them to pay based on their income.To your first question If you accept an applicant that has a voucher for $1000 that is the maximum amount that your housing authority will allow you to put on the lease, so in essence you will lose out on the extra $200 a month.

She suggests holding open houses for rentals as well as a bunch of other free things (Craigslist, etc.) to attract applicants.  

Thanks, guess an assessment would need to take place to understand existing technology the stakeholder are using or just integrate a new platform across the board.

We've put application in to the few rentals we have found but the fees are getting outrageous and we are really looking for a house to call our own, that our kids can grow up in.

I just had an over asking price offer I put in for a client countered last week and noticed that it said right in the email not to consider it binding until we received a signed contract from Fannie.You'll also get countered if you don't have enough of an escrow deposit, and will usually get flat out rejected if you don't follow all the steps, cross the Ts and dot the Is.

The podcast is certainly listened to by a number of veterans but I think you would want to stay away fr topics that would only be applicable to those listeners.

There are several online applications that are directly made for property managers.

If inherited, I would screen thoroughly, get application, the whole works as if completely new.