My wife and I want to build a portfolio of rentals to supplement our retirement. 

If he cannot swing it, which is very possibly the most I will have to supplement would be 25% of that payment for up to the 24 months. 4.

I am a brand new member who is interested in supplementing my retirement income with long term Buy and Hold Rentals. 

I would like to build a consistent flow of supplemental income so that I make the world better through my research and not have to worry about paying for my expenses.

I just sent you 5 or 6 services via PM that supplement the self managing landlord you can look into. 

I guess I do have more cash on hand during the times i look for renters, and need to supplement the mortgage, but I pay more interest overall on the loan against my home, and going into retirement with a large house payment seems risky. 

My interest, (right now), is building up a rental portfolio that can supplement or replace my income.

My goals are very different today; just buying to supplement my retirement income.

Is that enough to buy a large enough building in West Town that we can occupy a unit and still produce the income to supplement our low incomes2.

I've been a truck driver for over 13 years and am looking at getting into rental properties as a way out of the trucking lifestyle.With my current schedule having me gone all week, I'm thinking I'll have to start out with large multifamily investments in order to supplement my income.