I am just starting to learn as much as I can about real estate investing with a goal of supplementing my income after retirement.  

I recognize this is a numbers game and a waiting game especially for someone starting up in commercial, but what is a game changer that I can do on a daily basis to supplement what I'm already doing?

However, I would look into professional designations to supplement your degree.

It will depend on if they will be willing to issue a supplemental loan to increase proceeds.

His declaration would have helped us obtain, with the judges permission, another appraiser to supplement the 1st appraiser's report.My attorney wrote his own declaration stating that the appraisal was incomplete, however the Judge did not allow a continuance due to the fact that my attorney had already asked for one because he had trial on another case.I had to settle for $70,000 for a property that is worth $300,000+, do I have a good case against my appraiser.

Provide them with a couple of window units to supplement the central AC.Do NOT pay them for a hotel or anything else.

Ironically, I was at a wedding this weekend and met a fellow who is licensed in Illinois and completed just a handful of transactions a year to supplement his income.  

It definitely requires a long term perspective and able to supplement the cap expenses in the short term.Most of my rentals are in working class areas (Class C with some that may be B-) and small multiplex (duplex to quad). 

hi,relatively new to the game. i have a property with good potential in an area i think will appreciate well. in my current situation, i am not strapped for cash and can save 7-8k month for real estate purposes alone with my current job. this will be by first SFR and goal is to have at least 12% COCROI and have a minimum of $150+ using the 50% rule. im more or less in it for the long term game and want to retire with a rental portfolio that can supplement my income within the next 10 years. here are the two scenarios for the following property:property: $65krehab costs: $10kclosing costs: $3,200wholesaler costs: $2,500i plan to put 20% down on a 30 year fixed loan at around 4.8%Scenario 1:I cover out of pocket for rehab and wholesaler costs as well as downpayment + closing costsProperty: $65kRehab: $10kWholesaler costs: $2,500k Downpayment: $13,000kClosing costs: $3,200Total cash needed: $28, 710COCROI: 12%Monthly cash flow: $28850% rule: $313Scenario 2:I finance the rehab and wholesaler costs through my bank.

But, if that is supplementing regular income sources then that can be used to continue to expand the portfolio.That would be the short term goal.