.🔍 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.

Can you share the websites you use and other ways of finding properties to buy?

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The Multifamily Mindset also sell a website service called Engager AI to new students as well.

I have both listened to the podcast and read some of the books produced by BP so it's been fun learning about different strategies people have used to expand and grow their portfolios.

You can go onto a county website and download a deed of trust or mortgage because they get recorded.

I both personally invest in real estate and help others gets started/expand their portfolios in various Midwest/midsouth markets.What I do with my kids: My wife and I have 2 of our rentals that are on the same street, with a home in between them.

I checked out the website for my market area and they're only listing the large nationals on it (Bridge: EasyKnock, SFR:  Buyer, Roofstock, Renovation Buyer: HomeGo, Homevestors) and was curious if any agents in other markets have seen this or use zavvie's information in any way?

The City of Chicago website should have details on where and how to remit.

Also you county may have info on their website.