The Scott Pad site he really takes advantage of all the social media, and stuff. 

Out of my league, but if you need any amateur help with leasing, I know enough to be dangerous.

He mentions one of the rooms had been a kid's room, so it was apparently a house he formerly lived in.While we currently have two Section 8 tenants, the program is pure socialism and the government is massively in debt (over $50,000 per citizen!)

The biggest danger in handling other peoples money is not that the governmental regulators will find out and shut you down, it's that an investor in a deal that lost money will sue you for securities law violations.

Special pops include student housing, social agency housing and homeless veterans programs.NYC is a top emerging market where equity is rapid and huge.

i must admit upfront, i hate social media.

SSI doesn't prohibit you from living with someone, but the scenario you described is something you would need to report to Social Security.Here's some more info:SSI publication

Like anything business people will make an attempt to show you what they have or do, which I respect because I am not here to build a social media friend fest.Fortunately I have been in the real estate industry for 20 years plus now, I started in 1991 and never looked back.

I want to test the market.and on and onStrong:1. social security isn't rising and I can't pay for this place anymore (limited fixed income)2.

Also random but would having a large social media base help in real estate I'm one of the largest teens on the social pages around my area with views of 100k plus and followers and fans in the tens of thousands.