We tell the tenants we need to know who is in the building, what their sources of income are, etc. 

I'm sure you and your friend have a great relationship, but a "string of acquaintances" doesn't sound like the most trustworthy source if you're going to be investing large sums of money in all honesty.there's a lot of homework that needs to be done.

I'm homeless (staying with relatives, & on food stamps).

Greetings BiggerPockets Fam! I'm curious what websites other than BIggerPockets are your "go-to's" for information insights to the market and keeping current? 

Hi Everyone,I purchased my first rental property at 23 years old (2018) in New Hampshire with the strategy of house hacking (3 units, 3 bedrooms each).I cash flow fairly nicely, as I also rent out the 2 spare bedrooms in my apartment.I’m actively searching for my next rental property but want to buy it with the banks money, as sourcing 20-25% down is not quite in the cards for me during this hot RE market.Does anyone have experience doing a HELOC?

I would suggest talking to multiple legal sources to get a well-rounded opinion.

We've helped clear out the bad tenants that didn't pay him rent because he was too coward to ask them to leave, we bought him food, he was scared for his life and even asked if I would stay over, gave me a set of keys.

I will say I am glad I cash out refinanced a few last fall....Anyone have any data on sources for said data on what they expect to happen to the real estate market once the moratoriums end?

They were 4 months behind in rent and the apartment is a mess with trash, old food and body fluids. 

They were 4 months behind in rent and the apartment is a mess with trash, old food and body fluids.