with the recent change in market and economy, Wondering how people's experience has been lately with Section 8 vs student housing. Specifically in Troy, NY market. anyone having issues with funding for section 8 and assistance programs given the current economy?
IF you had the choice to go one way or the other, what would seem to be more reliable?
these are nontraditional community college students. Aka mid 20s , have part time jobs, and do not rely on family support for rent.
Not in that market but the non traditional student you are talking about I'm sure is an interesting niche. Are there ways you are thinking of mitigating risk there? If you could get a house that was suited to multi people living there, the student could be an interesting option to offer more affordable rents but perhaps end up more profitable over all? interesting concept, I'm curious to see what others have to say also.
with the recent change in market and economy, Wondering how people's experience has been lately with Section 8 vs student housing. Specifically in Troy, NY market. anyone having issues with funding for section 8 and assistance programs given the current economy?
IF you had the choice to go one way or the other, what would seem to be more reliable?
these are nontraditional community college students. Aka mid 20s , have part time jobs, and do not rely on family support for rent.
TIA,
@Lydia Bar Do you currently own S8 rentals in Troy?
with the recent change in market and economy, Wondering how people's experience has been lately with Section 8 vs student housing. Specifically in Troy, NY market. anyone having issues with funding for section 8 and assistance programs given the current economy?
IF you had the choice to go one way or the other, what would seem to be more reliable?
these are nontraditional community college students. Aka mid 20s , have part time jobs, and do not rely on family support for rent.
TIA,
@Lydia Bar Do you currently own S8 rentals in Troy?