I don't know what they expect will happen with the Section 8 thing - I mean, I have no problem accepting money from any source, but I can also reject a tenant for many reasons that have nothing to do with where they get their money from, so I'll still be refusing to rent to tenants that don't make business sense (IE: they have evictions, or lie to me, etc). 

I'm brand new and I'm still going through the forum and learning and reading.I've found my interest lies primarily in commercial multi-family.

They are easily manipulated by Tenants that lie, bully, or fail to communicate.

Not sure about Arkansas, but can you look either at the CAD site, or the Tax Assessor website or go in person to see the tax bills and delinquent taxes?   

You will likely have to pay that back though if you decide to withdraw.I’m sure your agent is lovely, however an agent’s motivation lies in making a sale, this is their livelihood.

If anything happens, that’s where you submit a claim to your booking platform.DON'T: Lie about your listingMake sure you are being accurate with everything that you are saying.

Wholesaler lied to me about several items about a condo in Lithonia, GA:1) ARV: She gave an ARV of $125k based on a comp that sold two weeks prior.

After that, the assessor can adjust that value I think up to 3% a year...Moving more "east coast," its more of a pure ad valorem system. 

With using county tax assessor websites, you can find who owns a property (business or person). 

Like any market there will be ups and down, positive and negative trends but at the end of the day, cashflow is king and numbers don’t lie.