I just can't do the stairs anymore.Financially, I know we'd benefit from moving to a smaller house with less acreage, but since I married a man 8 yrs my junior who loves raising livestock, and since I love where we live, we've decided to supplement our social security disability with REI instead so we can earn the money needed to upgrade/remodel our house to make it more mobility friendly for the future.But you all gave me a great idea to think about - carve out a niche to target the Baby Boomer market in our area.

If I were you, I would look to the plan you described above as a supplement to your current lead-generation activities instead of as a primary source for leads.All that said, this is just one man's opinion based on his experience.Thanks,

I heard about it via the Bigger Pockets podcast and would like to get one started for myself, it seems like a really great option for retirement that will supplement real estate income investing.

A couple months ago, I started considering real estate as a way to supplement my current income and build long term wealth.

I'm just getting started in real estate investing in the Nashville Tennessee area to supplement my retirement income. 

I have been working with buyers and sellers, but would like to focus on performing BPOs for financial institutions, which will help me supplement my income between closings.

The key is get familiar with the management tools your servicer offers first, then look to supplement your administrative needs.  

Do you want to continue to work and have the 600k supplement your current lifestyle?

We buy single family homes and pure investments to supplement for faster growth.

The volatility of the market combined with the astronomical costs of marketing that it takes to create leads leaves many people bankrupt and forces even the most successful of those in this field to find easier ways to make money in order to supplement, and in some cases replace, their sporadic income that is pretty standard among wholesalers and creative investment specialists.