Still a ways out from retirement, but my goal is to have rental income supplement (maybe eventually replace) the income from my job.

As a supplement to the good info Nicole left1) You don't need to register a DBA with the secretary of state if you're operating in your own name.2) If you have a regular job and Ok credit you may qualify for conventional credit.  

Hello all,To keep it short and concise:My name is AlexI'm originally from Wisconsin and educated in DCI moved to the OC (from DC) and lived here 3.5 yearsI'm an IT professionalI have never bought or owned any property before, so I'm new to the terminology and concepts of property investingI'm looking to learn from knowledgeable and experienced investors to provide some insight into cash flow properties and how to continuously purchase properties to supplement and, eventually/potentially, match/exceed my current incomeOther than that, I work full-time and am pursuing another degree.  

Get a tenant to start supplementing your income and build from there.

The bank will be issued a "supplemental bill" that will be from your date of possession and catch things up.

I'm only 30 ( so I have time to recover from my mistakes or acts of God) and I am actively seeking to grow my Real Estate portfolio to supplement my retirement income, but I want to make wise choices with out being too conservative.

I am not trying to supplement my current income.

My first 4 houses got me to the $3k/mo, now I am in the process of supplementing those stable investments with lower quality rentals that offer higher yield.

Supplemental features like laundry machines, vending machines, provide extra income not likely in SFH.4.

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