Note response I will receive from wonderful folks in this forum... will help me focus my mindset... and see who i should really look for to supplement my skill... the syndicator..... or the broker and syndicator... all in 1 shot...Note what I realized also in my journey is that a lot of folks out there waist a lot of time chasing variety of strategies without major focus....  

I am also looking to invest out there (buying a property for my parents) and building a prefab ADU on the lot in order to rent out for supplemental income.

You are exactly right that it's better for the rent to be paid or supplemented by Medicaid, because these folks may be able to work but don't have much earning power and cannot pay market rates.

The two-day class is eye opening and should be considered by any newbie.However, if you don't have money to speak of and need to take alternative paths toward, perhaps, an ultimate goal of passive investment streams, you may have to do a lot of self study and supplement your education through other investment clubs that offer a more broad perspective.Hope this helps!

Since I am a new investor I want to supplement my income with cash flow first then, once I am more established, focus on appreciation.

I always tell people-If you want $20k/year to supplement retirement or if you want $1b/year your goals are your goals.

I believe if you add square footage or improvements to your home, those improvements can add to your assessed value for property tax purposes:  What causes a supplemental bill?

Hello, Looking to replace/supplement coins for laundry payment.  

Indians would often survive on a simple diet of corn, beans and squash supplemented by protein from hunting kills.

If your hopes were to eventually have this property as supplemental income then I'd suggest selling it and buying a true investment property.