I am looking to work in finance/banking for 2-3 years and save up as much money as I can as I pursue my REI dream.I really wanted to either get my salespersons license or brokers license to supplement my income on a part-time basis and for me to get to know the industry better + build connections. 

I'm a looking at making a purchase in the Inglewood, CA area and hoping to supplement with rental income - either getting a roommate in a SFH or acquiring a multi unit property.

I'm essentially coming from square 1.I'm later in my career, and am currently thinking of notes in terms of providing diversity in my portfolio, supplemental income, and providing better returns than the market.   

I don't want a bunch of rental properties, just enough to nicely supplement my other income.

Is this a one off thing for them, or are they looking to supplement their monthly income from the interest payments you're making them.

Books, blogs and webinars should only supplement real world application.

For Example, Flips provide active income and if done properly could replace your primary income but if that's not your short term goal then you may want to do something less time consuming just to supplement your primary income.Step 5 - Take the Plunge (Take Action) - For your first deal, make sure you have double the reserves available in cash or readily available funds. 

Find a sales gig or something to do on the side to supplement it.

Those that really succeed in any business either learn from the ground up or they use other experts to supplement what they do know.

I am looking to purchase additional properties to rent, to initially supplement my income.