one thing that is cheap and you may want to do is get a real estate license.. you can work for a PM renting up all those rentals in that area.. you can get commisisons selling houses.. you can do it part time. to supplement your income but you will get a TRUE education in YOUR market and how your MARKET works.. not all markets work the same 

How long can you supplement their housing till you go broke yourself ?

In 5 years my wife will retire from the military and we will then be using some money to supplement her decrease in income.

I have been looking for supplemental income, but I will try harder to find something else@Lien Vuong Thanks for the note. 

Are you looking for financial freedom where you don't have to work or are you just looking for supplemental income until your photography business takes off?

Supplemental jurisdiction over the offering may cover other states, but you run into federal preemption again.When examining the issuer, background checks are a minimum. 

STRs are a method for tenants to supplement their income but the STR tenants are not on my lease and have no financial responsibility to us and have not been vetted by us. 

If you don’t need the money to live on then build your portfolio in your Ira and then only take out as much $$ as you need to supplement your income.

While you're gathering neighborhood info through MLS research, having some "human intelligence" can be a great supplement to expand that research and verify your findings. - if you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to the Bigger Pockets Podcast.

I’m Nate Duncan and am looking to eventually supplement my income through real estate!