Coming up with a list of 100 people would be nearly impossible for me which is why my RE career would require unique marketing and supplemented by flip projects... at least that is the idea at this point and the one I am working on heavily while I fulfill my obligations with current firm.

If you are wanting to grow your portfolio into something that will supplement your income, thinking about *not* landlording yourself is worth the consideration.

I am hoping to supplement my income in a big way and then transition to this full time in 8-10 years.

I understand why the PM was defensive, anyone would be when your professional license could potentially be at stake, and my apologies for implying that the PM overreacted.Also, thank you for your response I did not think anyone would so it's very comforting that you took the time to write.There must exist some type of service where though the PM performs most of the managerial duty, there is a "supplemental" manager who is also entitled to fees.When you have a rental home where the rent includes fees for landscaping, obviously a piece of rent goes to landscapers, yet landscapers are not licensed real estate agents, so how does that work legally?

This will be supplemental to my own research.

This will be supplemental to my own research.

I’m hoping my investments can supplement my income to afford my wife additional flexibility in her career.

Medicare is now trying to fill the gap by selling a supplemental long-term care insurance.

However, you might want pull comps from Redfin.com that shows the lot size to supplement the county information or if you have a friend whom is an agent to pull them off the MLS.

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