The last couple of weeks I decided that I wanted to get serious about it.I've been doing as much learning as I can, and so far BiggerPockets has been a tremendous help.My goal (hopefully more short term than long term, but I know sometimes things take time), is to make enough residual income that I can quit my full time job and work on REI full time.I am looking at SFH and MFH for my investment portfolio, and some day working up to commercial.I've got around $15k-$20k to throw towards my first project.

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What percentage can be automatedWhat percentage can be outsourced to VA'sWhat type of capital is needed for a good startThis method provides residual revenueRequires strong project management skillsRequires strong people management skillsRequires excellent customer facing/people skillsRequires a physical presenceHow many can be handled simultaneouslyRealistic first year incomeRealistic income by year fiveThese are just some ideas--probably not in these words for that matter--that I'm looking to compare.

I have a business that does generate residual but not passive income.  

I'd research "residual land value".

I want to add rentals and apartments for the residual income.

@Edward Salazar  residual cash flow covers a great many sins as we say.  

In my world if you have residual income that covers your expenses & lifestyle you are Free.  

BUT, 1) give it 3 days to acclimate inside your warm rental 2) be sure to OPEN the box so air can get to the planks while they are acclimating3) if you encounter not-so-stick splices, add adhesive.

Can I keep this property and somehow Manley residual income on it?