You're right that everyone above 18 must be named in order to get them evicted (only in the foreclosure setting).One way I have found helpful is to contact the police department and see if they'd be willing to accompany me to the property to conduct an on-site inspection (to make sure there are no dangerous conditions inside the property) and to get the names of the individuals inside.If you have occupants living in the property that are not named defendants, all you need to do is get a supplemental order of possession naming them.

Throughout the last 3 months as coronavirus has hit San Diego hard, the state of California and the federal government has done a great job to supplement incomes which has lead our 700+ units to maintain a 96-97% rent collection throughout the pandemic.

@Sat Palshetkar - Normally for a househack, and especially where interest rates are right now, you might have to supplement a small amount of the mortgage, however if you take into account that you would have been paying rent, that is far cheaper and you are building equity / wealth.

You can offer discounts for weeklong and boost occupancy, or keep rates high and have mid-weeks empty.A couple of other quick observations - thanks to fracking, we have abundant natural gas in Penna. and may homes have supplemental propane. 

I'm mainly seeking supplemental cash flow so multi-unit properties seem the most obvious to me, but open to other suggestions.

Supplement retirement?

I'd probably do something scrappy like take a large personal loan or hard money loan to supplement your $25k, then buy a distressed property and flip it so that then you have a lot more cash to work with.

Sounds like a good time to open a lead paint abatement company to supplement our rental income....lol

Right now, I'm just looking to supplement my income and save money to enhance my RE porfolio.

@Saj Johnson@Tony ManningI have volunteered at my local Area Housing Authority to help resolve conflicts between tenants and the local Area Housing Authority.Remember the majority of section 8 people do not work.they have the time to research all state rental laws and laws that protect them against discrimination.When I mean time eight hours a day seven days a week they can dedicate themselves to this mission.Know the laws that protect them very thoroughly http://www.disabilityrightsca.org/ and http://drlcenter.org/ and https://www.ada.gov/cguide.htmThe section 8 people you want are the ones that work to supplement their government income.