We purchased our first investment property (rental) about a year ago with the goal of holding everything we acquire long term to supplement our retirement goals.

Hello, my name is Sam Mitchell have gone into real estate so it will supplemental and eventually replace our incomes.

I am considering getting my real estate license to sell some property that my family and I own, to save transaction cost on RE investments that I purchase or divest, and to have supplemental income.Although it will be a "second job" I will not be marketing myself especially hard as a RE agent.

Please look up Ron Ballard.He is the #1 Short Sale Lawyer in the US and who we use to draw up our CA Short Sale Supplements (Addendums) we use to fully disclose our intentions to all parties involved.We disclose to the Homeowner the reason we are putting their property into a Trust is for Asset Protection and to Add Value to the transaction otherwise not possible with a Tradiotional Short Sale.

I'm wondering if anyone has any advice/opinions on using whole life insurance to supplement my real estate investments.

Hello All,My name is Marlan, I am a fairly new investor and am looking to supplement my buying power with a signature line of credit.

Because our supplemental tax bill actually had a negative amount, we received a refund check after our property taxes, based on the old assessment, were paid.

Down in the teens the supplement heat (electric strips) cycle in and out.

I'm quitting my real job after 40 years of the rat race and want to supplement my retirement income with real estate investments.

Hey Tom,Good way to supplement your leads is to put out bandit signs (I see your from the Chicago area so I'm sure you see them around all the time) Worked VERY well for me when I needed a surplus of pre-foreclosure leads.Other than that...I've found networking provides higher quality leads than direct mail.