(And serious law suits don’t happen nearly as often as you might think)When you purchase under your own name, you can take out both a landlord policy on the property (similar to a homeowners policy), and supplement it with a $1-2M umbrella policy that should protect you from most issues.

I work as a teacher and would like to continue to supplement my income to help support my family in the future.

I’d rather dream and be hooked up to a machine for an hour that can supplement me with the adequate body and brain rejuvenation and healing that takes place during sleep.

I have a two page reference list I hand out to tenants routing them to side gigs as a way to supplement their income (at least temporarily).

Hi,   I'm curious if there is a resource out there that allows commercial property owners(or visa versa) to find supplemental income sources that fit their commercial properties. 

I'd prefer to focus initially on cash flow to supplement current income. 

My goal is to own as many rental properties as possible so I can hopefully retire young and supplement my income through rental properties.

If yes, that's going to require a far different strategy than if you just want a few nicely located homes that will appreciate over the years to supplement your day job income and/or retirement.Be sure to include timeline too. 

My short term goal is to supplement part of my income so I can assist my fiancé with some of her grad school payments (she is about to start PA school in January).I think I am only looking for some experience to understand what to look for, but I would like to have a couple of toes in the water around the start of the new year.

I rent out the tiny house to supplement the mortgage on the main house in which I live with my family.