We only have a max of 1200 addresses total that we can afford to mail to, and we would supplement that paired down list with other higher value addresses (drive for dollars, probate or inheritance maybe).

@Michael Quarles , I'm looking to supplement regular targeted direct mailing with the EEDM in a certain zip.  

Now I have 6 policies... best thing I ever did to supplement my investing and just my family life in general. 

Even if you have a sugar momma or sugar daddy, we need to run a background check to ensure you are not a danger to the property or other tenants.

Like many new investors I thought that wholesaling would be good vehicle to use to build a piggybank to fund my goal of building a portfolio of rental properties (supplement my retirement) but it seems this method gets mixed opinions.

To date, I've entered 50 MF deals, 14 of those have sold and 4 have gotten supplemental loans, returning more than my initial investment - a friend pointed out, I'm playing on the house! 

In any case, I know of one guy who retired earl, is traveling around the world with his wife and kid (not glamorously but on a pretty low budget), and is basically using OOS rental income to supplement this lifestyle.

"sugar coat" LMAO.     

Quote from @Will Bungert: I'm a 24 yr old early in my career in corporate finance working for a CRE brokerage firm and I'm interested in getting a real estate license to 1) learn more about residential real estate markets before I begin my investing journey and 2) potentially earn supplemental income as an agent.

Live off your W2 (until rental properties supplement that income) and get side hustles.