Out paced? Not if multi-family real estate investing is done right.

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Mar 27, 2025
4:35:17pm

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Les IsMore

Previous username: CougarThug
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Joined: Sep 21, 2015
Last login: Apr 12, 2025
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Rookie Utah landlord here. Applicant says "Do you accept Section 8?"

LBCougar

Mar 27, 4:24pm

Do you want to rent to this person

crimedog

Mar 27, 4:25pm

Ask your lawyer.

BostonCougar

Mar 27, 4:26pm

Are you setup to accept Section 8 vouchers from Fed. government. If not, then no.

BIG XII Coug

Mar 27, 4:26pm

Property needs to be approved by the housing authority. Not hard to get approval

Hyrum in Houston

Mar 27, 4:28pm

Section 8 is govt subsidized housing I do not take it as a small landlord

Ycrazy

Mar 27, 4:28pm

It often attracts tenants suffering from sticky finger syndrome.

Les IsMore

Mar 27, 4:33pm

RE: Rookie Utah landlord here. Applicant says "Do you accept Section 8?"

Mar 27, 4:29pm

“I am open to that”

I_Guess_So

Mar 27, 4:29pm

We did it. Advantages are guaranteed payment because the state is paying you. Disadvantage is that they don't take care

Brisket

Mar 27, 4:30pm

Out paced? Not if multi-family real estate investing is done right.

Les IsMore

Mar 27, 4:35pm

Define multi-family? How many families/rents per unit? Where is the property?

Brisket

Mar 27, 4:43pm

The likelihood is no, but we don't know your thoughts on this.

LifeLongLakerFan

Mar 27, 4:31pm

Ask Grok

P-Widdy

Mar 27, 4:35pm

Assuming you're managing your own property, probably not worth it...

volleyjiver

Mar 27, 4:38pm

We have a rental home with a section 8 renter. We had to have an inspection to

SeasideJo

Mar 27, 5:00pm

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