I'm more interested in buying and holding small multifamilies to supplement my current income stream (I work in road construction).

My goal is to build enough residual income off of real estate in order to supplement the $3,000 a month I'll get from my disability check every month.

I get lots of such supplemental property tax bills.  

Anyone know where to find generic contracts, lease terms, etc... used in Real Estate that can be *edited* to work for your specific needs?

I started a generic C-corp last July + a business phone line.

I am interested, as of right now, in either single family or multifamily investing.Currently my basic real estate investing goals are meager, supplement my current salary with passive income from rentals.

My main goal is to supplement my retirement income with $5K in passive income.  

Is there anything I can do right now or within a year to supplement my income to leave my job?

It's the Rhode Island Landlord Tenant Handbook and it's been around for 15+ years now (last updated in 2007 I think).I'd say it's required reading, and should be read before you read other, more generic (non-RI-specific) books on the subject, just to set the context and obligations framework in your mind properly.Note that the RI LTH is more or less a layman's translation of the RI Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (i.e., RI General Laws Chapter 34-18) which is the body of RI landlord-tenant laws covering things like security deposits, evictions, required notices & timelines, default rental terms (in the absence of a lease - not recommended), etc.So if you think the RI Landlord Tenant Handbook is dry, compare it to the source material (the laws) and you'll go back and think it's just fine and dandy :)Good luck and you can post any questions you have here on BP of course!

Sorry if that's a generic answer but can you be more specific about your current challenge?