What I'm looking for is a SF home in a decent neighborhood that can supplement my income by approximately $1000 a month without too much hassle.

I'm looking for more to supplement my income and own something that's the real goal.

Bottom line is I don't have the flexibility to take days of to pursue real estate yet so I'd like to work with what I have until I can supplement income to take a day a week off etc.

I'm just getting started in real estate investment with a goal to supplement retirement income.

Originally I planned to get my license primarily to just get better return on my deals, but as I was going through the process of school for the license, I really started to get more interested in also being an agent on the side so supplement my investing income.

I have a full time job and looking to supplement my income for my family. 

So just keep that in mind, there's more to university than just going to class and learning theory and it's a good idea to supplement your studies with real estate internships.Ultimately if you're committed to making it in the real estate industry, a good education in a related field from a good university will go along way to helping you succeed long term.

I have no desire to supplement my tenants rent out of my pocket.Having good tenants and charging market rents have nothing in common.

I'm looking to create my own little empire that I can use to supplement my income and then finally take the plunge to live the American dream while I'm still [relatively] young. 

I like the area and will be looking to slowly build up my portfolio over the next 10-12 years.In contrast to many on this site, I have a W-2 job that I really like and want to stay at, so REI is a side gig that I'll be working to supplement my income.In the near term, I'm focusing on a BRRR of a 4-plex and making sure my ducks are in a row, don't want to be caught with my pants down on the refi.