If you're just starting out I strongly recommend purchasing a small mulit family, like a duplex, and supplementing your living expenses by someone else paying for the mortgage.

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I think wholesaling can be done by some, and be a good supplement of income for others, but its not for everyone.

My goal is to work part-time and supplement the remaining income (I worked full-time prior to having my son) with rental income, and also building up my number of rental properties yearly.

Or they might do 1 or 2 deals a year to supplement income so it's never an issue.

I am looking to begin investing in real estate in order to supplement, and eventually become the main provider of my income.

I highly recommend purchasing a duplex or a three family and supplementing your income as soon as possible.

Not sure why they would.On the other question, supplemental insurance policies are common in some industries.

Grats on getting your home in your sites and I hope the closing goes well.Here's a list of some REI BooksThat will definitely help supplement everything you're learning here.

If you are the buyer getting a mortgage on the property your lender will make sure title is clear and request those items be removed or corrected by a title supplement.