After listening to the BP podcasts and reading through these forums, I finally feel like I have found something to supplement my income.

So with just $100K, you could put a down payment on three or four properties and keep a good chunk for reserves, let tenants pay down your mortgages and either keep the cash flow as supplemental income or devote it all to rapid pay down.

As oppose to stocks, I know if done right, REI can help bring in a supplemental income and provide financial freedom.

Real estate is a slow growth business and without a good secure job to supplement your investments you will struggle and probably fail.

Yes, paying but I like a contractual relationship rather than a mentor who I'm not sure how much time I can take from them, etc. and that will hold me accountable, has done a lot of deals and is truly doing it and I can learn a ton from in addition to all the other supplemental podcasts, books, forums, meetup groups around MF.  

Want to keep things simple as I am closing in on retirement and want to supplement earnings.  

I look forward to hearing back from other BP members in the area and starting my networking foundation as I begin this new exciting adventure.GOAL: To develop supplemental income while reducing my monthly expenses.Hope you all are having a great Tuesday!

I will be moving likely within the next 8-12 months or so, and my wife and I are planning on renting out our house, so that's how I figure we will start.I've got a pretty good gig going with the AF so this will be more of a supplemental thing for me at least in the beginning so I would say I'll probably be taking a more passive role to start, although I'm open to anything.I spent the last two years as a recruiter so I've gained some valuable experience in Human Resources, advertising and marketing, cold calling, as well as general salesmanship so I think I can find a way to use those skills in this venture.

(I am a Realor in Greenville, SC)  But in a perfect world, I don't want to have to sell our current house because I owe so little on it, the mortgage is so cheap per month, and think I should rent it out to help supplement the mortgage of house #2. 

I'm looking for general advice and discussion to supplement my own research.