I am putting my career on hold as an Architect to grow a property management company here in CT, and plan to supplement my income with commissions from helping investors buy/sell properties. 

We're hoping to supplement at least one of our incomes using cash flow from rental properties and run the home inspection business ourselves.

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.

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.  

I would save anywhere from 1 to 2% of purchase price for repairs or 1% and supplement systems with an AHS warranty.That ~330 isn't even including your PM fee.You're probably really looking at ~400 per month in cashflow.  

I decided a while back that I want to supplement my income and retirement with rentals.

(Plus finding these really cheap or discounted houses don’t seem to exist in my area) Eventually, I would love to have the REI supplement my full-time job or at least give me an exit strategy.Although, quite boring I am finding that a slow growth of properties isn’t always the worst strategy as I feel your safer by not leveraging as much right up front.

I will be conducting all of my business in New Jersey with the goal of flipping homes to supplement paying down a large rental portfolio.

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