For confidentiality reasons, last names were turned to initials, but should anyone like to talk with these investors, we can connect them with you. 

I'm ready to grit my teeth and ride this out betting that the tenant will drop it, OR that the claim will not move forward because he will not be able to "serve" me (I live in Portugal). 

Due to confidentiality and professionalism I cant share clients information on this chat. 

You’ll build experience and equity without betting everything on one complicated play.

Personally, I think sticking with lighter neutrals is usually the safest bet for flips since it appeals to the widest pool of buyers.

I think finding a reputable PM that works and knows the Section 8 realm is your best bet.

As other's have stated it's best to start with a simple cosmetic rehab for your first flip and work your way to larger rehab budgets.As far as lending options, a fix and flip (hard money loan) is your best bet.

That’s the best bet.

Thus our data was skewed very high compared to realistic nightly rates.Your best bet is to use AirDNA or other algorithms as a base but verify with direct looks at VRBO and AirBNB listings.

@Tylere Weaver just because you think your lease is, "battle tested", does NOT mean it complies with all federal, state & local statutes.Judges/courts typically ONLY look at the part of a lease that is applicable, plus betting your lease contains the standard, "joint & severable" language - meaning even if one part found to be "illegal" the rest of it remains enforceable.Also, there have been three federally required changes to ALL residential leases in the last 10 years - have you updated your lease for them?