At this point, does anyone have any resources to learn that I absolutely cannot miss?

Or a good resource for learning more about these types of loans?

.🔍 How to Check Section 8 Payment Rates in San Antonio👉 Go to the San Antonio Housing Authority (SAHA) website – They publish a Payment Standard Chart with the maximum allowed rents by bedroom size.📌 Here’s the official link to check rates: SAHA Payment Standards (or search "San Antonio Housing Authority Payment Standards” on Google).🔑 How to Select the Best Section 8 TenantsEven though you can’t discriminate based on Section 8 status, you CAN still screen tenants carefully:✅ Check rental history – Look for evictions, past landlord references, and late payments.✅ Look at their portion of rent – If a tenant pays only $50/month, they may have less financial responsibility than someone paying $500.✅ Require a security deposit – Helps protect against damage.✅ Meet the tenant in person – See how they present themselves.🚀 Final ThoughtsRenting to Section 8 tenants in San Antonio can be a great strategy if you screen properly and understand the rules.

We'd love to have you interview with us at Keller Williams.While I don't think any brokerage publishes numbers, I think we likely have more investor agents than any other company. 

Bloomberg just published this article which should be concerning for any landlords accepting Section 8 vouchers.

A great resource to check out is The Frugalwoods—they share practical strategies for cutting food expenses without sacrificing quality.

If you want to do it yourself manually know that preforeclosures in MO  are initiated via publishing notices so find where they are posted (which online publications ) and extract the lead from them, confirm address by tax payments/appraiser and  skiptrace.

@Doug Henderson Feel free to send me a DM and I can send you some resources.

Listings were published in a book and realtors kept all the keys in their office there were no lock box's  you had to go to the listing brokers office and check out the keys. 

The IRS in its Passive Activity Loss Audit Technique Guide published a sample Activity Log.