I see a lot of potential for future industry specific applications. 

Some larger HAP projects may require an onsite PMC with specific Affordable Housing designations.

Okay, maybe 5-10% more, so your property rents faster, but that's it.Anything more is a waste of money.Anything less and you risk attracting bad tenants and becoming a slumlord.Recommend you do a thorough matrix of the local competition: rents vs specific improvements.Then analyze the cost of improvements the competition has.Your challenge is how long to recoup your investment, so you can start actually profiting vs how long the improvements will last before the tenants trash them.

My focus is specifically on acquiring Section 8 rental properties, and I'm currently zeroing in on Detroit, Memphis, and Cleveland.I'm here to soak up as much knowledge as possible.

For example, for rental properties, lots of the categorization depends on the REI's specific tax strategy regarding what we're capitalizing versus what we're immediately deducting.

We have a forum here specifically for tax and legal issues. 

And I will specifically ask them if they would rent to her again.

Please tell us more about your qualifications to specifically help investors...

Those kinds of surprises can really throw off a budget.Appreciate you sharing the specific questions—super helpful checklist for anyone evaluating land.

Any info on out of state investing and section 8 specifically would be appreciated.