I'm starting a Property Management company to supplement my real estate investing capital. 

A mentorship program should supplement your existing knowledge and experience, not replace it.

In full disclosure, the travel agency is part of a multi-level marketing establishment so I am making some money in it but it's simply supplemental income that I use as play money as opposed to anything that I think will be replacing my W2 income anytime in the immediate future but it has let me connect with travelers and agents that I could use for my own travel.

My tax return shows my W2 and then has a separate section for supplemental income which shows the gross rents but there is no place for total income as far as I can see.

So much so that I am considering a foray in to property management to supplement my investing. 

My current plan for a couple rentals I've picked up over the years is to have them paid off by the time I'm around 60 years old, and have it be a supplemental revenue stream in retirement.

My vision is to have 10 sfh properties, to supplement our retirement investments (stocks and bonds).  

So I am basically saying to listen to the free videos and then supplement your learning on BP.  

The supplemental bill was over $7000! 

Certainly the experience will help....but I would look at PM as more taking a job to be able to make money to supplement buying properties with your wife.