Can I do an umbrella policy without doing a traditional policy or are they supplemental policies?

It took a little digging, but what I found was that his main concern was setting up long term income stream to supplement his wife's social security.Maybe it's the exception and not the rule, but I never would have known if I hadn.t taken a little time to sound him out.

There are some great replies in here already but I would also want to suggest the use of virtual management software as a supplement to traditional management as well.There are some powerful software tools out there that essential manage all of those units from your computer screen (collect rent, process maintenance tickets).

Then, after that convo, simply partner up with someone who can supplement the areas you're lacking. 

My goal is to create supplemental income through REI. 

If they're able to walk upstairs, they're able to handle your house.I ask this partly because I'm 64 years old, facing 65 real soon (and if I get one more advertisement for Medicare supplementation in the mail I'll throw up) and I'm managing my own two story 3/2.5 house just fine (along with 16 rental properties, including doing the yard work in empty rentals).

I'm Currently in Direct Sales and want to supplement my income and heard real estate is a great place to do just that.

If it's agency debt, would you qualify for a supplemental loan instead?

Looking to get a multi family in my area and house hack my way to more properties to supplement my current job and hopefully learn more clever ways for REI as I go on.

Quote from @Luke Carl: Bigger Pockets San Diego October  I believe the STR supplemental (I cannot think of a better name for it) was full months ago and only symposiums are available.