You’re in a Strong Starting Position — You Just Feel “Illiquid”You already have several things going for you:Home equity: Roughly ~$140K in unrealized equity ($235K value – $90K loan).Pension & retirement savings: Long-term financial safety net.Stable W2 income + supplemental job: Consistency lenders like.Below-market mortgage rate (4.25%) on your primary — a great asset in today’s high-rate environment.The challenge isn’t wealth, it’s liquidity — you’re “asset rich, cash flow tight.”

In my mind it is a small cost to the landlord that doesn't add up to very much agains the bottom line and can deter applicants from applying (both the cost and the hassle).We used the inexpensive screening service that our state landlord association offers and supplemented it with our own calls and checking. 

Our team is always available to discuss and provide any supplemental information or property specifics with investors.

Inbound marketing, direct to seller is where the money is at.Most investors I speak with get leads from SEO, which are the most motivated seller leads & close around 1 in 10 leads to a deal, but it's definitely a long-term play.If you have a good follow-up and sales process in place, PPC or PPL is great to supplement while you're waiting for SEO to kick in (3-12 months depending on market & competition).

But, immediately supplementing your income is basically impossible.Just wanted to cut through the cheerleading to try to help. 

Any books or supplemental information that helped you on your journey to becoming a investor. 

Nathan, do you know if a Homevestor franchisee can run their own PPC or PPL campaign "on the side" to supplement their Homevestor program?

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.

Please let me know if you don’t want your name included I’m not planning on divulging phone numbers or email addressesI plan on notifying SEC that I will be providing supplemental information as it becomes available and one more thing which may be important - my friend who is dealing with similar situation regarding another sponsor shared with me that investors and the broker are making legal case to change the property management company and the sponsor in order to protect the asset and protect their capital as much as possible. 

They may initially have a lower estimate than the contractor, I wouldn't stress, it is common to get supplemental claims from a contractor showing that more work needs to be done than originally estimated.