I found me and my wife were being too picky and I had to keep telling myself this is not our forever single family home but it is an( investment property) In my situation I was renting just like you, So even if my 1st investment properly that I would be house hacking didn't cash flow I would be OK with that being that the renter would be supplementing my income , Would leave me paying Say $800 a month to cover my mortgage that's still a whole lot better than the $1500 I was throwing away for rent....

Recently moved to Phoenix this year and looking to supplement my W2 income with real estate. 

With the license, I could supplement my other income while building my investing portfolio and not suffer a loss in cash flow.

My end game goal is 20 properties.Some Facts I have a steady job in software that i am not looking to replace or supplement.

If you click "county website" it'll take you to:From there, click on "e-PropTax" to get to here:I don't normally see a "Secured Supplemental" -- I'm betting there was a tax lien from the owners who were foreclosed on before the house was flipped.  

My plan similar to most people here which is to supplement my wife's income and eventually mine for the sake of our kid/family.

If you need to supplement mil's income by paying some of her rent, do so directly.

Especially as social security and medicare get parachuted in as income supplements. 

I am a 58 year old retired teacher looking to invest in rentals to supplement my income and pay off current mortgage. 

Most banks will lend 75% of the purchase and if you get supplemental financing, like a seller carry back, they will reduce the amount they lend to you.