If you had 250 rentals with subsidies your income would be far greater than you tax increase.Cuts will be administered by HUD, most likely jobs would be cut, maintenance of owned housing would be reduced, grants would be drastically cut, rehab project loans would be reduced and economic development funding/grants with matching funds would go away before the holly grail of rent subsidies would get hit.

I don't know how familiar you are with the area, but Jacksonville is the largest city in area in the contiguous US, and there are many neighborhoods, all with varying rental rates.Getting SFHs for 30k (one way or the other) is one of my goals/rules of thumb - reality is much more complicated.For example, in the Murray Hill neighborhood (middle class, not too ghetto), it's possible to pay 30k for a fixer that doesn't really need a huge overhaul.

Joshua Dorkin Thanks Josh.I checked out Socialserve.com, perhaps I am doing it wrong, but when I searched by the state of Texas it does not even have the largest metro cities.

When we were snooping at the County office discussing a multi family project for the miners, the head of economic development put us in contact with the prison warden.

(Please assume financing is not a concern as I am more looking at deal economics at this point)

The composition of the PLUS Fund’s portfolio and its allocations to various stable value investments and fixed income investment sectors, across the Fund’s multiple tiers, is determined based on prevailing economic and capital market conditions, relative value analysis, liquidity needs, and other factors.

You have to remember that this is the largest investment that some people will make in their whole life.

But it remains the largest, and in some ways, best bedroom in the house.

Real estate is by far the largest consumer expense, so if someone could figure this out they could create the next Walmart or even Standard Oil.Surely, property management was the answer, but property management is really just like any other business.

The games the Fed is playing with the QE isnt rocket science its Whiemar republic style economics.