I am looking to acquire rentals to supplement retirement income in about 8 years Honestly -- I'm not that old.

I am looking to acquire rentals to supplement retirement income in about 8 years Honestly -- I'm not that old.

My income and expenses are such that with effort I would only need to supplement my income by a few hundred dollars per month in order to reach my goal.

Mom only pays taxes, insurance, HOA...Or refinance conventional depending on her income and use for temporary money and rent the house to supplement.

The person gave a complete application, but failed to also provide the required supplement info such as proof of income (pay stubs and such).

Wanting to buy an investment property is not a good enough answer, but wanting to generate supplemental income in order to pay for school in four years would at least open a conversation. 

Some way to supplement your income faster than savings from your paycheck.

C - already lower household income usually 40k/yr, higher crime, mixed bag of high school and college education. renter density in suburban areas generally higher in the 20%+D - warzone, high crime, sect 8 mostly living on govt programs and supplementing income via not so legit ways (read meth houses, etc).

Best  -- Jim  I think the best solution for grandma would be to sell her property and purchase a small condo and use the excess cash to purchase a managed rental property to supplement her living expenses.

It quickly became obvious to me that buy and hold made the most sense for me because what I want is cash flow to supplement and eventually replace my income.