Once you move out of that unit, you receive income from those units (at a pre-determined split).

@Matthew Brill  In typical Rich Dad fashion... you found a way to say how can I find the property I want, as opposed to shutting off your brain with the predetermined notion that you can't find it.

Stay clear of the sheriff's auction unless you are an experienced investorIn this case, the sheriff's auction was packed as I have never seen it and the bidding on my interest went way over my predetermined limit. 

For example, have a rigidly pre-determined income amount. 3 xs rent is common and suggested by Brandon.

Contractor receives the pre-determined draws and completes the work.

After the loan has aged ( gone unpaid) to a predetermined point, lenders policy is to write-off the receivable and recategorize it into bad debt and expense it as a loss.

This is only a lease with a one page option that gives the Tenant/Buyer the option to purchase the home at a predetermined price at the end of the term and if they stop paying the rent the Landlord/Owner can evict, if the Tenant/Buyer decides not to buy at the end they can walk away and the Landlord/Owner got the benefit of a long term tenant who took better care of the home because they were planning on buying the home instead of just renting.Remember to be successful action is the key...Marv Rousselow

You might try selling your house yourself for a predetermined amount of time and then list it with a realtor if you haven't sold it yet.

Normally, I don't put properties under contract, I just find out if the owner needs or wants to sell, do my diligence on it to be sure things are what they say they are and then refer it to an end buyer who pays me a referral fee at a predetermined amount or rate, again, all below market or retail.

I'm looking to purchase a house with a note and then, at closing, have the note sold to a predetermined third party so that the seller would get cash for the deal.