For those of you that own in Section 8 type communities- has anyone been successful in converting tenants to this subsidy program?

Since this is from your father, if any claim arises you'd have to sue your dad who would then make a title insurance claim to defend your suit, and that would have issues being related but sometimes not, depends on the title insurance companies involved.

I think you're better off not going the 3 stories, due the added cost involved, and probably not as attractive to tenants.

Now somebody is confused - either me or you - we'll figure it out soon enough.Are you presenting this offer directly to the listing agent yourself, so that the listing agent will be the only agent involved?

To get this loan, you will have to SIGN statements saying you're going to live there.Further, there are very few loan programs that even let you buy a primary residence with 5% down.

Seeing as the gov't has a wonderful whistle blower program, maybe that will be the new "guru" get rich quick scheme.

3) What are some good programs (besides MLS) for locating properties, analysis, creating reports, and tracking neighborhoods?

OK, so at this point I'm a newbie.My orientation is to want to put together deals that are a "win" for everybody involved.

If so, you need to know what it says.If I were you, I would not get involved with resolving the dispute between the master tenant (your tenant) and the subtenants.

As far as getting a lawyer involved, I'm note sure if it's worth it in my case.