Quote from @Vitaliy Zima: Hello,This may be a silly question but how do you post a property to a regular qualified tenants for one price and then to section 8 tenants for another price (or am I going to get myself in trouble for doing that)?

As a landlord, I take pride in having great tenants and well-maintained properties in strong locations. But funny enough, that stability can sometimes work against me. When things are going smoothly, it’s easy to get ...

With home ownership feeling more out of reach and harder to attain we will get more and more families looking to rent a nice home.There are places in the country where the majority of the building is single family, It might be a good place to look to invest.

if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any)  lenders doing regular or DSCR  loans on rental MH homes 

For me, a regular 1,300 sq ft house with new roof and windows I am not spending under $60k+ currently

Still close to Portsmouth but more attainable.

And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house.

Due diligence we built systems and network to assist us to get it done faster along with networking with other experienced investors regularly. 

Apparently investors reap regular dividends.

My husband and I are also playing Kiyosaki's Cash Flow game on a semi-regular basis.From what I've researched so far, short-term rentals and long-term multi-family rentals seem to be the best fit for my goals and interests.