If each one takes 3 months, theoretically, could own 4 homes in a year, bringing in conservatively $300/mo net cash flow / mo, would be looking at $900/mo in supplemental income with immediate and growing equity in the homes.  

Not sure which one makes sense to pursue.Land is in Regulatory floodway zone - It seems that this is one that can be rectifiedClose to Cemetery - This seems conflicted, I personally dont mind though it seems that some people care and some dontif there is enough acreage - is it possible to have an cabin with Airbnb rentals, to supplement the income.Financing for farms, do banks lend out easily as I dont plan to farm actively.I am new to the whole acreage homes with farms.

My grandparents just purchased a duplex in south Florida to supplement their retirement so I'm really motivated to learn as much as I can to help them with their goals and start towards my own.  

(Please note: these are my broker opinions & should not be supplemented for RE advice.)

Trying to set up a good side hustle to supplement income/retirement and hopefully grow it into something I can do full time.

Greetings, and Happy Holidays to you all!I'm highly considering a property, selling for $350k, 100% occupied, $3k/month, i.e., 36k per year. Mortgage 2k/month.This is my first property, so I'm being lead by a guru (wh...

BTW this would not be a primary profession, just a supplemental one.

I thought I could supplement my pension with either cash savings or cashflow from rental properties.So, to answer your question I would need to know what cashflow I would need to supplement my pension.  

We than started supplementing that with pure investments.

I'm currently a teacher and looking at real estate to supplement my income!