I want to supplement my retirement, have some reserves if I am out of work for an extended period and maybe “retire” a little earlier. 

LLCs are often best suited for partnerships, where several partners may have high networths they wish to avoid exposing.Most others can usually mitigate a high percentage of their risks with $x amount of insurance coverage - assuming the correct coverage is put in placeLLCs though, can also offer some anonymity for owners, depending on state of origin and legal structuring.

Hey everyone,DSCR loans (Debt Service Coverage Ratio loans) have been gaining a lot of attention lately and I wanted to share some thoughts and open up the discussion.

Its a big leap, but a good one :)  From what you’ve got lined up, it seems like you’ve got two main paths:Go high leverage — borrow with hard/private money, maybe use the 401k loan to supplement, and keep your cash as reserves.

Looking for a side hustle to supplement my income so that I can purchase my next rental property!

I have also been in the federal sector for nearly 15 years and am now wanting to build a portfolio for long-term (supplemental) income and early retirement.• I have research in various area such as Memphis, Cleveland, St.

@Alexander Chavez I used one during my flip for builders risk coverage and then property insurance during holding period when property was vacant.

My goal is to use some of this money to supplement investing.

Just be mindful that home warranties can be hit or miss—some investors find them slow to respond or limited in coverage, especially for urgent tenant issues.

I would, however, review your policy before the next renewal to see if replacement cost coverage is an option for future losses, and make sure your liability limits are where they need to be.