I own the game and there are places nearby that I could host it at. 

Maybe you are a new syndicator, wholesaler, Airbnb host, or property manager, and you set that same attainable goal of $40k of annual fees/income as you build your new business.

So, a good portion of your travel money goes up in a cloud of smoke and if you are really a lucky person you might break even where you don't lose money and you won't have to get a loan to keep your real estate empire afloat.I've been purchasing properties for 50+ years, closed escrow on a 6-unit on March 31st and I even made a few mistakes and ended up with a few problems with the building and tenants.

She's the host of the Real Estate Rookie podcast.

I own 6 units and co-host 3 others from a few hundred miles away.

I’ve heard nothing but good results/opportunities coming from people who host a podcast.

Cloud to name a few) Cash flow will still be tough, but you will get appreciation and peace of mind with all mechanicals etc are new and warranted.

Yes some landlords around the country take money "under the table" from Section 8 tenants but it's fraudulent and will cause a host of issues if you're caught so not worth it in my opinion. 

If you're really new, I had previously enjoyed using Tenant Cloud.  

If you find someone helpful there, they might could tell you if the paperwork is hosted online for landlord use (it is in our county... they literally have a page printed that says, "Here is step 1, 2, 3" and lays out the entire process.All the best!