I prefer to work for myself, so my primary income source is a small business that I own, and to supplement that I have a W2 job part time. 

I had an acquaintance ask me if I could have my GC who worked on my home, do work for him, and that made me wonder if that is something I could do to supplement my income.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,My college roommate and I recently decided to invest in rental properties as a source of supplemental income and hope to grow expand our portfolio over the next 20-30 years.We are looking for an accountant in West Virginia that specializes in real estate to help us set up an LLC, file taxes, and a few other things.

BP is great and I would encourage you to continue to use it to supplement your learning curve.

I currently have my own website as well as a Facebook page to supplement my marketing coming from Evolve/VRBO/AirBNB.  

If you don't want to scale and just want a few properties to supplement your lifestyle then good for you! 

Investing in rental income is not their priority they simply view the rent as a supplement to enable them to hold the property more cost effectively.

Yes, I know you don't own the house but hey you got 2 rentals now that supplement your income. 

. $500 a month x 12 = $6,000You are supplementing her rent to the tune of $6,000 a year.Two months of vacancy would cost you $2,000.

What other organizations or services do you know of that supplement our tenants security deposit, rent, utilities, etc?