I did just start another job to supplement my income but its a serving/bartending job at a well known establishment which still doesn't pay enough to qualify me for a loan even if I was working there for the past 2 years.

Then, I can see supplementing your learning with home study programs.

I agree - lots of owner occupants buying that don't care so much about the property as an investment, they just want to supplement their housing costs in a nice area. 

I'm a newbie from Ohio trying to supplement my current income as a software engineer by investing in real estate.

I recently bought my first house, but want to begin looking for additional units as a way to supplement my income.

Nevertheless, it might be a supplement to the research you've already done. 

I received some good news that brings a smile to my face a bit ago and potentially provides a great opportunity to grow my business this year as well as help supplement my income and could accelerate my the path to becoming fully self employed.Multi Story multi tenant office building in our cities DT area.  

I am semi-retired, and have a few local SFR's that are on fairly solid ground and providing me that retirement income supplement that I'd hoped for. 

Ideally, we want current income to supplement job wages, with the ultimate goal to no longer work 9-5 jobs as soon as possible (so says everyone, right!?)

Interested in learning more about buy and hold real estate investing as supplement to investing in the stock market.