Three of those are rented to S8 tenants.Finding S8 tenants is definitely doable, but has gotten more challenging as more and more investors seem to be gravitating toward this strategy. 

Look at your end goal and see if that strategy fits.

@Mandy Whittle We have worked with numerous churches to assist them with acquiring, financing, designing and building their facilities. 

Because the data they provide includes sensitive information like SSN, DL number etc...it's considered GLBA data which has strict legal guidelines on how it's used.If you're curious about how much I truly understand about skip tracing data and different strategies on how to implement it into your marketing, just google Larry Higgins Skip Tracing and you'll find some podcasts I've done on the subject.Good luck on your search.

With the outlined steps and strategies, you can overcome the fear and stress associated with finding tenants for your house hack.

I would recommend talking with an accountant first so you can figure out what strategy makes the most sense for you, and how you could qualify.

Do a little digging into mid-term rentals, could be a good strategy to pivot too if your area draws people in that need extended stays.

As another poster mentioned, the best strategy would be to do a BRRR or use it to flip, so you can recycle $$.  

The problem is, as you have already discovered, you have to use one of their designated property managers. 

I follow some real estate investors and want to put some of the strategies I learned into play.A little bit about me: I came to the U.S. in 2019 to study electrical engineering and always tried to learn how to better manage my personal finances.