I'm thinking about getting into real estate investing to supplement, and eventually replace income from my job.

Third, does anyone know of supplemental resources that can help me navigate the audio (i.e.: a digital program, or agenda PDF or other kind of document)?

For the most part they are equity investments in high appreciation areas with my salary supplementing monthly operational losses.I am looking to expand my portfolio through additional purchases that cash flow.

don't forget to supplement your online reading with some local support and real face networking in your own backyard with a local rei group!

After a year or so, you should have several thousand available at a moments notice for purchases or down payments.To supplement that, I use the 0% balance transfer offers from credit cards.

To supplement this question, what if you are partnering with someone who has more capital/resources/expertise/real estate skills than you, what would make them want to partner with me? 

It looks like I should perhaps supplement my stocks with real estate instead of looking at it as one vs. the other.

@Alec Norman One option to consider is to get a SFH and rent out the lower level to supplement your cash flow.

Here are my two cents:If you stay in Indy you will essentially be walking away from an income which can be good if you know that you will be able to put together a strong deal flow which will supplement the lost income, and the increase which you would have achieved should you have taken the job out here in CA.  

This would just be a supplement to those funds for a project.