We are looking to add a few properties to our rental portfolio and would love to hear feedback / thoughts/ advice on going the Section 8, affordable housing route.

I love this idea. 

Personally Tyler is one city I would love to get involved in the future as they have good numbers on population growth, unemployment, income and rent growth.Other examples of landlord friendly states include TX, AL, FL, AZ, and OH.

I do love real estate as well and have loved it for a very long time.

Whether its property management, or home improvement, or anything else I'd love to hear about any way to get real world experience before I'm ready to start buying.

He seems like a nice guy and loves to name drop, but Ive come to the conclusion its all smoke and mirrors or doesn't speak well of the other people that associate with him.

This year, we won't be away for the entire summer, so I estimate we'll earn about $12-14K from AirBnB (house rents for about $400/night).In hindsight, we bought too expensive of a home, and the problem I'm trying to solve is that I HATE having a $6K mortgage payment....but we LOVE the house and the neighborhood.Options I see:1.

Since then, I've been renovating the property, with the plan to rent it out on a midterm basis to traveling professionals.For my day job, I work remotely for a leading PropTech company as a real estate technology advisor to owners, developers, and managers and love having conversations about everything real estate and tech.San Antonio is such a vibrant city, and I'm excited to be part of it, especially within the MTR space.

You would figure that if the government could qualify dead people to count as a vote, that at that least we could use our dear loved ones to qualify as home owners even after they have passed. 

After a few years here, I have slowly realized that, although I make really good money doing what I love doing, I don't make enough to live comfortably in this market.