This is certainly one of the quickest way to get the residual income snowball rolling.

I understand that real estate creates reliable residual income with renting, and flipping fixer upper properties can make you good money as well.  

The easiest way to do it is to find the residual land value and then discount it by guessing how successful you might be.Do that for several product types and you'll see which is the most profitable.

Sometimes you can use the needle-nose pliers to grab the top end of the hairball, if it is visible, and pull it up.You will probably come up with a wad of hair with soap/shampoo residue on it; it looks like you're gutting an alien from a sci-fi movie. 

As far as moisture, I look on the wood for white residue as a sign for concern but I don't see anything like that in your pics.

I would love to own property and have residual income to live comfortably and happily.

My Super has expressed commented on their clutter of dishes in sink and days old food left on the stove and  sticky residue on radiator covers ( believed to be jam).

My question is should my partner and I still split the equity and flip the rest or do I eat it an just pay myself from the month residue payments from the monthly rent?

My goal is to build enough residual income off of real estate in order to supplement the $3,000 a month I'll get from my disability check every month.

My ultimate goal is to reach a monthly residual income of 15-30k which would allow me to purchase more property more frequently as well as pay down the current properties quicker.