Are you looking to replace income from your day job, supplement current income or save funds for retirement?

This is a decent pdf that walks through the process - it was a supplement to a presentation so not complete but cites the relevant statutes and may help you figure out where this house actually is in the foreclosure processhttp://www.mobar.org/uploadedFiles/Home/Member_Ser...

They get back to you immediately, they are very intelligent and work with a lot of people within real estate (from people who do this as a supplement to their primary income to full-time professionals).

When I bought my first property, I was still working full time so I just used it as supplemental income until I could afford to buy another.

I want to supplement my direct mail campaign with phone calls.

Of course every year we will probably add to the pot but again I want to think it will supplement a smaller portion, maybe guessing 10k more or less every year.  

I figure at the very least I can start supplementing my income and move to a place where I am less reliant on my full time work for all of my income. 

And when the kids are out of school, instead of having a depleted account, I'll have house in Silicon Valley earning me a decent supplement to my income.

As I will continue to seek out deals, I was curious of other creative ways to put my license to good use rather than compete against the big sharks and still have a profitable side career to supplement my day job.  

To supplement your current business, and the BP podcast and network/forum, I'd suggest other additional podcasts like Mark Ferguson's invest four more, and Joe Fairless' podcast Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever Show, and I enjoy listening to Engelo Rumora on the various podcasts.Looking into other niches would be a good use of time.