A Freddie Mac loan could work but as a supplemental loan but that supplement would need to be greater than 1 million.

The IRS doesn't care if you bring your own cash to supplement or if you take conventional mortgage or hard money. 

And i would invest business income  and cash flowing properties back into the next one to try to achieve that goal quicker Resources - I have decent income yearly from personal businesses but i want to supplement it . 

I would also like to supplement my military income in route to retirement.

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Moving to the New Orleans area and changing careers to the oil industry has put me in a good market with solid income to more readily achieve my ambitions of supplementing my income and eventually replacing it through cash flowing rentals and flips.  

She could now generate a (presumably, depending on the actual rider) lifetime income stream of 5% of this $405,000, which is $20,250/year to supplement other retirement income sources.  

@Nathan G.This would be a supplement to an already established career in a different field.

Also, as one of my goals is to be an investor, I wanted to know if the company can supplement me with any training or resources in that regard.

I would hope that a competent general inspector would at least know enough about each component of the house, that they could refer you to a specialist (roof, foundation, etc) if they deemed it necessary.Where I'd supplement the generalist with the specialist is when the former said they were genuinely unsure about the condition of a specific component which required a specialist's knowledge to assess.