They have processing fee, supplemental origination fee, underwriting fee, consultant fee, administration fee.I'm seeing 3k in fees.

We than supplement this strategy with pure properties to buy quicker.While these houses numbers don't work as well as pure investment properties.

Hey BP,    The broker I am working on was kind enough to give me a salaried position as a property inspector as well to supplement my income as I build my real estate career.

Within the next ten years I'm looking at buying as many properties as possible to use as rentals to supplement my retirement pay. 

I have since started a successful dietary supplement company with my twin brother.

Remember I do have some cushion with a couple hundred thousand but maybe I can work some type of deal where I give him part ownership and after a few properties I can let the income from the properties start to supplement what I'm paying him.

I plan to supplement with the occasional normal SFH flip to generate more revenue in order to more rapidly accumulate rental units.I'm hungry to learn, and hungry to network and super hungry to start buying properties.  

I'm interested in acquiring a few rental properties to supplement my full time job and grow some equity.

(bought for $55K 4 years ago) I will try to convince them to put the proceeds from the sale plus the $5K into a passive investment plan to supplement their retirement income going forward.  

I am pre-qualified for an FHA loan.Goals: Supplemental incomeEventually growing to a retirement planPositives: Excellent credit: ~800Zero debt – no student loans or long-term credit cardAble to save ~$1000 per monthNearby universities, cities, and beach towns make properties more rentable (?)