However, since I don't necessarily need to be totally hands-off in my investing, I'm now also looking into doing a flip in some of the lower priced areas of Southern California, like Riverside or San Bernardino county with the aim of taking on a project with a bigger potential payday.

Hi all,Tell me if this is a good idea or not:There are multi-family properties I'm interested in buying, but I don't have enough cash to cover the down payment + fees without wiping out.I was thinking of taking out a ...

Typically, you have 4 years to supplement a claim in Florida.

Note: I think this is a really hot area which will continue to grow given the proximity to Brooklyn, which has exploded the last few years. 2) bought my new primary 1 family forclosure home for $325 in 2016 and house hacked it to get some supplemental income, which covers ~50% of my mortgage.

We also have a new building in mind already that would allow us more room to expand our current business as well as provide supplemental income with 4 rentals.

Aim for a win-win.

If you are aiming for profits over you agent's standard fee, then that's what will leave a bad taste.

I aim for properties that need a major upgrade, D level property In a B neIghborhood.

I’m 63 and retired and I would like to begin building a real estate portfolio to supplement my income. 

I'm now thinking seriously about how real estate investing may help me fulfill my need to diversify out of stocks and create a relatively passive stream of income that will help supplement my retirement and, going forward, help provide long-term for the needs of my adult autistic son.