I rent high efficiency machines to reduce utility costs.

I know the numbers and am saving more than what you think because I know to reduce rehab costs.

We do this by partnering with several debt collection companies and two banks to reduce our risks, increase collections, and reduce costs to the landlord.

At the same time section 8 reduces rent by $375 per unit.

Well, it says exactly "To reduce the risk of unforseen foreclosure, keep your mortgage balance as high as possible."

I didn't want to ask the agent and sound like an idiot and reduce my credibility with them.

If you have to reduce the price of your home, rather it be once or more, you are going to net less money.

(These are about $300 or so) Heck… if you consistently have 3 or 4 vacant… Getting them full at a reduced rent or because of an incentive is better than nothing.

If you have that discipline, you don't need this program and would be better off sending the $3500 to a creditor and paying down or paying off some debt.There is a very big risk with this type of program in general in the current credit markets.Lenders are reviewing credit lines and in some cases just reducing the amount of credit available.

A "C" property shouldn't be this hard to rent and manage, unless it's really a "D" property.Third, immediately reduce the extermination to once every two months at the most.