Given what I know about the leadership up in KC (based just south in Springfield) it would be hard to imagine a complete 'drying up' per se of Section 8, or Section 8 adjacent, funding to help alleviate the housing crisis in the area.

We have been leasing a few in Mustang and SE OKC here recently in the off season and had good luck finding tenants from Facebook Marketplace.

I have another property just outside the 610 loop (to the SE).  

its not the notes per se its the assets securing them.. this model has been tried many times and it fails most every time..

NC is especially bad about this relative to other states in the SE.

It's hard to have a threshold per se.

I wanted to sell to put the money in the stock market, so I wasn't a "motivated" seller per se.

I would not characterize this as a scam per se.. but it appears to me to be a failed investment model..

An example of this is finding homes that are between Dallas and the large 5,200 acre land development in South Creek Ranch (believe that is the right name for it) to the S/SE of the city.

SW1/4 SE ¼Section 15, Township 73, Range 42, Mills County.Description of project: Developing a subdivision withlots ranging from 2 acres to about 10 acres.