It was a win/win because with my guests going to dinner with a $50 gift certificate they felt like they were getting their meal paid for but the owner of the restaurant once told me that my average $50 gift certificate holder would spend a minimum of $75 while they were there on extras like appetizers and alcohol purchases that were typically big mark up items for him.

Food, water, shelter, the fundamental human needs.

It impacts the cost of everything...food, shelter, transportation, health, recreation, labor. 

I will only live in one of the units 4 out of the 12 months of the year because the other 8 months I will be with the Angels organization, during that period they provide a place for me to live and also food, so during those 8 months I would have more money I could save up and use in my house hack.

This means having appropriate insurance, executing contracts with vendors/subcontractors and ensuring you are listed as an additional insured (not just  a certificate holder) on their insurance policies.

Hey I have a property that I'm going to renting out. Insurance has been crazy in Tampa and im curious to know if anyone that does buy and holds has any good insurance companies they can recommend that aren't charging...

Their "Selena" which is foreclosed by Arbor is in east houston near ship channel and definitely in "theHood", their "Sophia" is in Greenspoint aka "Guns-point" and you can't get food delivered there without a police escort.

A lot of multi family landlords are long term holders but every now and then some deals are on the market or I find some off-market people looking to sell.

To answer your first question first, yes you should diligently screen all tenants whether they are voucher holders or not as this increases the chance that you will place a tenant that will not damage your property.

The judgment holder will be contacted about it.