St. Louis Section 8: The Nastier the House, the Bigger the Profit @holtonwisetv
St. Louis Section 8: The Nastier the House, the Bigger the Profit  @holtonwisetv
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The nastier the house, the more investors run away—and that fear is exactly what creates the opportunity. In St. Louis Section 8 real estate, evictions, trash-outs, damaged units and heavy renovations can lead to major discounts for investors who know how to calculate the repairs, manage the risk and properly stabilize the property. The biggest profits are rarely hiding inside the cleanest houses with the most competition. They’re often buried inside the deals nobody else wants to touch.

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