Each state conducts these a little bit differently and it's important to know what is accepted in each circumstance.

My one suggestion: do not conduct business with anyone (here or anywhere) without having your lawyer and maybe even your CPA reviewing all the paperwork.Also, stay far away from LPs.

Failing to conduct thorough due diligence could saddle you with the seller's hidden debts

It shouldn't been inherently difficult to insure the property in an LLC name, unless you conduct other business activity in that LLC. 

If a Section 8 applicant comes along, the Housing Authority will conduct its inspection and notify you of its approval.

I'd suggest you visit many homes throughout those markets, conduct lots of due diligence and trust but verify everything.

Just like Open Door has no "right" to continue having investors blindly throw money at them for a product they do not understand.Investors are going to read the info that's out in the public domain, watch how Brandon Turner reacts, watch how this guy Mike conducts himself in the face of public scrutiny, and make their decisions on whether to invest, or not to invest, from there.The bar for selling a good product to the public is not simply selling something that isn't illegal. 

After reading your posts- makes me wonder if they’re conducting business in the unethical gray zone or beyond.

Careful research, financial planning, and understanding your local market conditions are essential before making a decision.It'll be wise to conduct a thorough cash flow analysis to determine the property's profitability.

**Screen Tenants Carefully**: While the housing authority screens for program eligibility, it's still important to conduct your own tenant screening process.