In a few years time you could end up with a nice passive income stream from 10 leveraged properties.If you are looking for even more involvement beyond that obtaining a real estate sales license would be a good supplemental income stream as well.

There are supplemental origination fees, inspection fees, safety buffer contingencies for the rehab.

I got mine to supplement my income and also to gain access to the MLS.

After I resold the home I received a Supplemental Property Tax bill using the price I paid for the house in June (~$250k) as the new assessed value. 

My background is in health coaching, nutrition counseling and personal training.

Although, I have a stock portfolio that has been mildly profitable and I have supplemented my income with stock sales.

That industry continues to evolve (not necessarily in a good way for salespeople) and I want to find a way to supplement my income now with the goal of doing it full-time.Which leads me to my first question: I have some money I can invest to get started but not sure what avenue to pursue.

I'm looking to learn the ins and outs of the business and to decide if this is a viable path to supplement (and possibly replace) my full time job as an operations manager for FedEx Ground. 

My background is in Human Resources and Payroll Accounting and my degree is in Business Management.Teaming up with a dear friend, I started REI training with mentorship, supplemental resources and technical support.

Says Rowling: "If you have real estate as a supplement to an investment portfolio and IRAs and other retirement income, then that can be a very good thing."