Aim to get your beef up / fix up your credit score regardless what real estate strategy you want.

For most of us, rental income always remains just a supplement to the income we get from our regular jobs.

@Jackson Babcock to answer your question, I am a residential agent, but my corporate background has given me a well-rounded understanding of the commercial side of the business that I aim to continue expanding upon. 

To supplement this, I have been listening to podcasts for about a year and a half now.

Instead everyone talks about the main software they use and then the tools they use to supplement it.  

Much of the stimulus has yet to be spent, what’s more, and the Biden administration is aiming to spend even more money.Mortgage Rates Remain Under 3%.

And for the ones that are underwater, I doubt any agent that is introducing themselves to the banks is going to really supplement their income with a few foreclosure / REO sales. 

It's going to be hard to aim for the next deal if you're pocketing money.

He just finished writing his book aimed at real estate investors in Ontario. 

But be aware that next time you want an FHA Loan, you'll need to have refinanced out of the original one first, or, buy your next primary at least 100 miles away from the first.And even when you do Refinance out of the first one (providing you have enough equity build up or savings to do so), if you do want to stay within 100 miles of it, FHA will not let you use the $1400/m income from your first one as part of your income allowance.Specifically, BiggerPockets aims to help you get you wealthier over time.