I do, however, see you regularly posting regularly on LinkedIn, in a similar fashion to your posts last year here on BiggerPockets.Normally, this would be an issue that I'd move on from and not waste my time on.

It seems that to be on Section 8 you need to look for a job on a regular basis.

Then you get a servicing company involved to service both loans to make sure they get paid.The buyer in a wrap mortgage is just as protected as a buyer in a regular mortgage.

Section 8 guarantees part of the rent, which is great for income stability, but the building will have regular inspections to meet Housing Quality Standards (HQS).

Usually, they take care of exterior maintenance and upkeep plus you have amenities that you can advertise to your tenants.

I'm considering investing in STR in Hawaii to diversify my investment portfolio (mainly for capital appreciation) as well as it being a regular vacation place for my family.

Most cities have regular real estate meet ups for investors which is often the easiest way to meet local flippers.

Keep in mind that tenant screening, regular property maintenance, and understanding the inspection requirements for Section 8 are crucial for success.

After a few months you figure out that your team has not really engaged your property on a regular basis.

In other words, I already have a checking and savings with BoA, but I would create a 2nd savings account (within my regular account) and put all the rental properties last months and security into that account (combined).Is this the correct way to prevent co-mingling of funds, or what would you recommend?