Also keep in mind that the cost of life insurance is going up every year and eventually premiums that you are paying are not enough to cover the cost of the insurance, at that time funds from your savings component are used to supplement the cost of insurance.

In addition, supplementing my RE education with in person seminars definitely can't hurt (as long as they aren't $300 a pop).

You can also sell on contract, via a wrap note, using a note if you own free and clear, etc.I think the purest form of buy-and-hold investors generally intend to hold the property indefinitely to produce cash to supplement or replace their income.

I'm thinking of investing for cash flow to supplement their monthly income.

I am supplementing this loss with bombing the biggest hills on my bike I can find around here.I almost bought my first property in Hermosa with a former co-worker.

On a few occasions, the deals get supplemental loans (second loans). 

But, those thoughts have entered my mind to have about 20 properties that will supplement retirement.

Start paying yourself a wage from your company, or get a job to supplement (which really is a win-win situation, more money = happier wife PLUS more investment capital).

I'm hoping to rent out the bastment to at least supplement the house payment and utilities to save up from my day job and keep on moving onto building the portfolio down the road.

You can basically give them a detailed rehab budget and comparable sales to supplement/justify your offer.