I'm Jason Williams, a relatively new cross boarder investor who is looking to meet like minded investors to bounce ideas off of and share solutions with.I presently work in the automotive industry but am investing in real estate to supplement my income and to have something to leave for my future children.I stumbled onto this site while searching for evaluation tools after becoming a co-owner of my first duplex in Florida but I haven't worked up the nerve to do an introduction.

But now that I have held my license for a few months I plan to supplement my income by representing clients to buy and sell homes.  

You can find a strong cash flowing property to supplement your income while you build equity.

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My goal in real estate is to supplement my income and eventually (in about 15 years) replace my day job - I love what I do but I do not want to be hurting like the old-timers I work with now.  

I have tried to get her into a duplex where she will have rental income to supplement SS but she can't afford a mortgage.

They may already be supplementing the parents in this case anyway.

It's certainly not necessary but it can give you a bit of an edge.If you're thinking you can get licensed and start doing rentals or sales to supplement your income, I can tell you that it's WAY harder than you think.

Real estate is one of the best ways to invest, build wealth and supplement retirement. 

Use the tax free money to supplement and reduce initial debt, or take out a new private note.