I published my listing on all the platforms. 

If they have documentation, ask your PM if it complies with the guidelines published by HUD. 

Just because HUD publishes a $1,400/month number doesn’t mean you’ll actually get that for your unit — they’ll still evaluate based on actual comps in the area.There’s also the tenant quality conversation — Section 8 tenants span a wide spectrum, and if you buy in a rougher area, you’ll generally attract a lower-quality pool.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:The E-Myth (Original):This book, published in 1986, introduced the concept of the "Entrepreneurial Myth" (E-Myth), which posits that most small businesses fail not because of a lack of technical skills, but because of a misunderstanding of what it takes to run a business effectively.

I think it's the BEST way for young people to get a start in real estate investing.I have a book (published by BiggerPockets) that you might find helpful.

Like @Taylor Wilson mentioned, I create clear criteria and publicize it on whatever platforms you use to publish the listing.

If I were your age, I would do the exact plan you have laid out.I have a book (published by BiggerPockets) that you might find helpful.

Visit the places a minimum of three times before giving up.I have a book (published by BiggerPockets) that you might find helpful.

I have a book (published by BiggerPockets) that you might find helpful.

Then, after you have the house hack up and running, you could use your experience to pursue other investments, including the strategies you have listed.I have a book (published by BiggerPockets) that you might find helpful.