I work in the corporate world and make good money now but am looking at Real Estate investing as supplemental, and potentially replacement, income to expedite my journey to financial independence.Looking forward to this adventure and learning from all of you smart folks!!

If it doesn't play out as a full-time opportunity, then I will start another business and allow REI to be a supplement.- Best educational resource for learning the industry terminology and some baseline ratios to analyze an opportunity?

At the present time I am looking to supplement my income with a aspiration of becoming an entrepreneur. 

Hey folks...botched my first intro and then read the instructions.New to this and looking at it as a potential way to supplement income and then eventually get out of corporate America.

Are you looking to wholesale full time and turn this into a business, or do you just want to do a few deals a year for supplemental income?

After the lease signing, I am sure a tenant could negotiate this storage for an amendment, and supplemental storage fee.

Ultimate goal is to supplement my current income and build wealth.

My point is that tax strategies should supplement your primary strategy but should not determine it.

I like your plan of buy/rehab/hold and flipping to supplement.

I live just west of Portland, and I'm looking to get into REI a little more to supplement my retirement as I'm self-employed (General Contractor) and don't have much of a traditional 401k, etc.I started out buying a duplex as my first house back in 2005, which I lived in one side for 7 years and rented out the other.