We have a cobbled together system that sure, it works, but when you cobble so much together next thing you need other systems just to help "tape" things together making the tech stack all the taller.

Visiting the housing authority in person could be the only way to cut through the red tape.

No, it's not some wonky work around, it's 100% legit, just some red-tape to it all and new-con buys make it so much easier hence why so many buy new-con when utilizing this strategy. 

It's a confusing and slow jumble of bureaucratic red tape. 

(I hope they have a tape of the call.) 

These are laminated, then taped inside the upper cabinet closest to the refrigerator so everyone knows exactly where to look for it in one of our rentals. 

I do not want to go back to wholesaling, and it seems like there is more red tape with assigning contracts in CO vs TX.

Less red tape.

Fortunately the roof was replaced last year, but the previous owner basically held the plumbing together with duct tape so I have built that into the budget for sure ; ).

Section 8 can also come with higher maintenance costs, more red tape, and more surprises.