I haven't monetized the blog to specifically make money but there are many blogs that make huge amounts of money just blogging.Good Luck!!!

Yes, because paid services never monetize their client base. 

In a monetized installment sale you defer the taxes by selling on an installment contract (seller financing) through an intermediary.

Monetized Installment Sales for Business, Property, private stock or any capital asset can be a tax efficient way to sell.

When creating content for your  website blog you might want to check out this article written by Tim Ferrisshttp://fourhourworkweek.com/2013/05/02/a-few-thoughts-on-content-creation-monetization-and-strategy/

So yes, 100%, persons should hunt NOT for cash-flow but for APPRECIAITION opportunities, where that appreciation has duration and deployment into operation, to monetize the appreciation, better known as "cash-flow". 

Theres some where in the range of 100 or so BP people who have learned to monetize the site......and the site in turn monetizes our contributions.

What would make a deal that you could monetize?

you can do that with nicer units.. let us know how that all turns out.also on flying.. when I am setting up for a nasty cross wind landing and check out the wind sock last thing I would think about is how to monetize the windsock.. so conrats on that one. !!! 

Good credit (770) and no debt)Term: 30 yearsDown pmt amount: 17,180Loan amount: 68,720Principle, Interest pmt: $396/moExpense amount: 50%Expense amount: $625/moNet Operating Income: $625/moCashflow: $229/moAnnual cashflow: $2,748Cash on cash: 15.9%CAP: 8.73%I'm also wondering if there is a way to do this without leveraging 20% of my own savings without occupying the house.