You might even get a "rich" partner that complements your knowledge and you usually have to pay them back plus split the profit you make.  

I'd recommend his podcast as a good complement to the BP podcasts. 

Obviously not the same as real estate notes since it's unsecured debt, but it seems like the lower contribution limits could provide an interesting complement to a note strategy (personally thinking in an SDIRA)? 

You might be real lucky and get a "cash rich" partner that complements you might be in the future and going to the local clubs and events in real estate investing and are not based on guest speakers that ask for your money.  

Both notes and rentals have advantages and flaws that complement each other so you might want to do both­.

I am interested for more information to complement my research!

And my own lil pet peeve....Please pick a color that complements your siding.

BRRRR is certainly a strategy we plan to add to our arsenal, just not at this time, but I appreciate your concern and look forward to learning more about how you've used it to complement your portfolio.

Hartford, Avon, Canton, Bloomfield, etc.) or by the shore in the New Haven area.Once I do get back to the states, I think I'll probably get a full-time meh-paying job in the nonprofit sector, perhaps working with an NGO or a community-based organization, and eventually get back to school for my Master's in international development, but I really have been looking for some sort of investment opportunity that I can get behind to complement (justify, really) a mediocre salary for a career path that will put me in the sort of jobs that will make me happy with life (but still leave me with bills).

I'm 24 years old, college graduate (Economics), and looking for a career that will best complement REI.