In the Midwest, most property owners I know set authorization limits between $250–$500 for routine maintenance, meaning the PM can approve anything under that without reaching out.

Since you’re looking at a small multifamily with an FHA house hack, I’d also suggest "The House Hacking Strategy" by Craig Curelop (not BP-branded even though the author is a BP alum).Keep learning, run lots of deal analyses, and start building lender and agent relationships early so you’re ready when you graduate.

Anyone hear or having issues with CMHA not funding section 8 vouchers? I see a lot of multis going up for sale, specifically section 8 units. The link below reports that the CMHA is running out of funding and freezing...

I wanted to ask — who's really playing games here?

A 4-bed voucher in CT can actually be a great setup if the person is stable and the Housing Authority is decent.Just make sure:They’ve been paying their portionThere are no ongoing issuesThe unit has been passing inspectionsIf all that checks out, you may actually be inheriting something pretty solid.5.

Anyone who has played sports will relate to this - quality coaches who actually know what they are doing and can produce elite results are few and far between.

Great play, becoming a bigger and bigger fan of this considering the cost of old inventory. 

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We’ve always been long-term, buy-and-hold investors, we’ve got about 75 units, mostly single family and small multifamily here in central Arkansas. But like a lot of folks, we dipped our toes into the short-term renta...

I learned in the past week the housing authority in my area stopped approving rent increases May 1, 2025.