Additionally, they must meet both regional and national requirements established by the U.S.

You don’t want to add it to the rent and pay it yourself because you’ll lose the “Tenant compares the rents game.”

There are tons of options but pick one a lot of the learning is in the doingSteer your own ship: If you have solid fundamentals in terms of deal analysis, your biz plan and what a good deal looks like you'll have less issues as it pertains to staying the course and underwriting "deals" sent to you by agents and wholesalers (most won't make sense, that's part of the game, just move onto the next one) you as the buyer are the key to the transaction get to the point that you know what works for you and walk away from what doesn't despite external pressures Learning about funding is easy, dont sweat it.

Which they have no skin in the game (Technically).

If you want to give real estate your main focus; given enough time, and don't take any risk that takes you out of the game, chances are either path will be successful.

This is a great community to ask questions, vet players and meet great folks!

Guests appreciate clever and unique touches in the theming, as well as unique amenities in the game room, etc.

That's where the Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) designation becomes a game-changer. 

And I'd love to attend the local meet-ups.

.✅ 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.