I decided to get into REI as a means to hopefully supplement my eventual military retirement.

I'm hoping to supplement my retirement and not really looking to take a "paycheck" prior to my retirement.

The commercial RE agents I know have a mixed bag of business in the market today, where leasing is a major supplement to their income.

They can be a decent supplement to your regular deal pipeline though.

I own my own business and even though a loan would only give me $50k to work with, I would be able to use my personal assets to supplement and not have the IRS cloud over my head.

Then it can just be supplemental if investing isn't making what I need right then.Congrats, happy investing, and keep us posted (and motivated)

The reason some tenants are not allowed to supplement an S8 voucher is because they have reported income that does not allow for any supplement....as in zero income or an income below a certain threshold.

If you want to fix and flip, you can use all cash and supplement with hard money loans where needed.

That is a supplemental endorsement provided by insurance companies.

Once you find out, just supplement him with someone that has the unfilled skill and your repair costs will go down significantly.Secondly, never let anybody do any work without giving you an estimate.