The whole reason of incurring the extra $300k in debt is to provide cash flow to supplement that $50k/yr.

Over the last 4 years I have supplemented my income by buying and remodeling 8 run down homes and selling them.

If you believe in software-generated graphs showing you "before and after" - then I have a warehouse full of weight loss supplements and anti-aging creams and house-flipping-millionaire courses to sell to you.

I'm a newbie, have not done any deals yet but was so hoping to start with Wholesaling as a means of supplementing my income.

I would like to supplement my income by learning and investing in real estate and excelerate my retirement date.

I would like to get more involved in real estate to the point where I can get 10+ plus units to help supplement retirement some day.I am looking to learn and open to any and all advice on next steps. 

But here is a bit of what I want:- Real estate income to supplement what I love doing (Sound, music, etc) to give me more freedom to travel and pursue projects I want to do.- I want to build my own studio, and a duplex, on a gorgeous lot here in the mountains of Montana.

My goal is to acquire cash flowing properties as a way to supplement my primary career in corporate finance (FP&A).

I agree with the gentleman that stated that they probably use the education piece to supplement what they cant get when market is slow and that you are basically helping them find deals.

Criminals are generally allergic to lead.If you intend to restrict your tenants, I recommend consulting an attorney first.