I got mine to supplement my income and also to gain access to the MLS.

That does not mean I would increase it by that much every year, but it would at least enable me to do so.Something tells me that this would not be legal though.

After I resold the home I received a Supplemental Property Tax bill using the price I paid for the house in June (~$250k) as the new assessed value. 

I imagine the mortgage has provisions that enable the lender to pursue any of the named parties in the event of a default, in addition to the property itself being on the hook.I believe that if the seller can pay off the mortgage loan, it doesn't matter how many names are on the mortgage.

@Nick Doria - It allowed me to build up cash much faster for my contingency fund and much more rapidly enable my second acquisition.

Although, I have a stock portfolio that has been mildly profitable and I have supplemented my income with stock sales.

I am setting up Appfolio, which among many other things will enable us to collect payment online.

I am aiming for something that produces enough cash flow that perhaps if I rent out one side, and maybe a part of the other while I live there, I might be able to achieve some sort of house Haque, Which would be great as it would enable me to continue saving at the same speed that I am now, living in a shared situation.

That industry continues to evolve (not necessarily in a good way for salespeople) and I want to find a way to supplement my income now with the goal of doing it full-time.Which leads me to my first question: I have some money I can invest to get started but not sure what avenue to pursue.

I'm looking to learn the ins and outs of the business and to decide if this is a viable path to supplement (and possibly replace) my full time job as an operations manager for FedEx Ground.