My name is Christie and I'm a speech-language pathologist by trade, but I will soon be supplementing by taking all that I'm learning here at BP and purchasing my first property within the next year.  

Alternatively if you allergic to speaking with folks or if the person you called is having a bad day, you could look up the the zoning for the property and then pull the zoning code to determine development standards (ie. minimum lot size) and uses allowed by-right.

I'll "burn the boat" once I'm able to supplement my salary for sure though! 

If the community checks out, my girlfriend and I will be relocating to Norfolk in pursuit of investing, supplemented by our full time jobs. 

I would like to supplement my retirement with rental properties in 11 years when I am 55.

The good investor agent will provide you w/ access resources to supplement whatever resources you may have.    

I was outbid on a town home near the west Seattle super supplements a few weeks ago and we are in the process of submitting an offer for one in the south Delridge area.

However, they are re-doing the exterior and have not collected enough or banked enough HOA fees to cover this exterior cap expense so there is a supplemental charge to each owner that was approved by the HOA. 

Does it make more sense to buy a condo that I can pay off in ten years or buy a starter home for about double the price and have a rental unit to supplement the mortgage?

Acquisition fees and asset mgt fees keep the engine running from the beginning thru the hold period, the real money is made by the GP at sale or some portion at refinance / supplemental loan when property renovations are complete / value optimized.