You can also go very generic. 

I'm looking to supplement my salary around my schedule.

I plan to work until retirement (hopefully less than 4o hours/wk), so RE is to supplement my income and my other retirement.

You just want to be sure you have a good lease that will protect your interests so be careful getting blank or generic ones.

The bank required I get supplemental on one of them due to the value.

With Fundrise that would be their Supplemental Income Core Plan, but you should shop around. 50K is usually the minimum buy-in for what you're looking for, and you have that.

And suddenly it is awakened by a 1 post registrant with no details making a pretty generic statement.Please remove the post.

I guess my ultimate goal would be to be able to go down to part time at my current job as a nurse practitioner and supplement my income with passive cash flow from my assets so I can eventually spend more time with family and have more freedom.

If you are doing this alone, maybe part time to supplement your real estate business, and maybe with relatively low dollar deals, I’d suggest you use your own money on as few project as you can handle.

Emilio R - I know that there are probably 1,000 other posts here on BP about spec building, but I was just curious (from the generic example above) if you, have found it possible to do spec homes (or have known others) who honestly manage to pull off consistent 30% returns on specs and/flips.Ex: Sales Price $450k ($135k profit) #'s adjust for any area/marketThe reason I ask is because - *in a perfect world* - it seems like a no-brainer business when a 30% return could mean an 80% + cash-on-cash return if the initial equity outlay was a 'respectable' 50% down.In other words, without walking on a thin blade of <=20% down, it seems that incredible returns can be made over and over if given a year's-horizon.