My name is Gordon, I work as a software engineer, but I'm looking at branching out into supplemental income from Real Estate, maybe full time income if I do well enough at it.I've worked in the vacation rental industry as a software engineer for 8 years now and I know that industry pretty well, and that was honestly where I thought about buying, but after doing some research I discovered this site and got to thinking about the possibilities in renting out residential property.

To supplement my income now that I am managing REI full time I have been working as a realtor.  

The goal of tax free growth is key.The goal is to supplement wages at retirement, not be an addition to wages.

So how does an investor, becoming a real estate agent to supplement his investing, chose a broker?

@Gustavo VargasI would also suggest that you look at CCIM courses & publications to supplement your education.

However, I'm in the process of compiling my lists as we speak, and was really looking for something to supplement that if needed.

If I may piggyback on the current question, does anyone know about doing receiverships part time as a way to supplement RE income?

I want to change that.Real Estate Goals I would like to supplement my current income and eventually replace my current income.Currently Seeking Honestly, I am not sure what I am seeking.

Real Estate Goals I would like to supplement my current income and eventually replace my current income.

He has simply created a new tool set for us investors to conduct these transactions and still remain in compliance with the exact letter and intent of the latest round of affidavits that are currently being used and most likely will be adopted by more and more servicers in the future across the nation. 4)The Short Sale Supplement created by Jeff and his team wasn’t designed to avoid these new rules it was designed to directly comply with them.