Not enough to retire off of, but enough to supplement my retirement income. i am on BP to gain knowledge and connections in the real estate community for my area and maybe beyond.

Once the reno's are completed set rent at market, no reason to supplement a new tenants rent, and move on to the next unit the same way.

In order to keep my family a priority over working full time as an employee for my income, I believe that real estate investment is a way that we can supplement our household both in the short and long term.

Maybe supplement your strategy by trying some other free or cheap marketing ideas, like driving for dollars or bandit signs (check local regulations).It sounds like you've got a pretty good system down, so just keep repeating it until you get some good results.

Our supplemental will cost about an extra half point, but it's only 10% of the debt stack so the effect is minimal.  

I run a successful manufacturing and consulting business outside of real estate, which has given me the opportunity to supplement my income on the side.

I like buy and hold as my foundation supplemented by flips when the oppurtunities are there.

So I'll be looking for deals up there.I plan on retiring in 12ish years and would like to supplement my retirement income with buy and hold rental properties.As is also recommended on the podcast, in exchange for knowledge, I will gladly pay for coffee, lunch, dinner, beers, etc.I could certainly use a mentor as I am just starting out in this game.Thanks and I look forward to meeting and working with some of you in the future!

It may take 3-6 months for the assessor to re-evaluate and reassess the property, but it will be adjusted and you would get a supplemental bill going back to the date of purchase. 

I am interested in investing in Real Estate and creating a business model that is based of rental properties supplemented with flipping and have committed to doing so with little or NO money out of pocket.