I've spoken to realtors who are successfully closing deals in the Boynton Beach project (Gulf Stream Views) and the NJ project (Green Roof Condominiums).

To address that, I am exploring additional income streams that will boost income for my properties. 

So, there is no established incoem stream at this time.In addition, the friend hasn't secured a job in town just yet so there is no income stream there either.

I went through this process when I decided where to retire.At a high level, I used financial media, Wikipedia, and local news (many TV stations stream their local news broadcasts) to select a state and city.At the neighborhood level, I used CrimeReports to get a feel for crime and real estate listings to get a feel for the type of housing in the zip code.Then it's boots on the ground to home in on a specific choice.

Now I do joint ventures with other real estate investors and coach one on one with beginner investors who want to engage in making multiple income streams doing lease options.

I participate in both because I love it.I am sure everyone here can agree, if you are going to invest in real estate, you better have some form of other income stream when you are first getting started to support it.

Most, however, download it or stream it from our website or from iTunes.The Inland Empire Investors Forum is the closest club I know of.

The nice income stream from rentals allowed me to partially retire when in my 50s.

I will be having the owner of the largest residential cost seg company on our radio show in 2 weeks, so tune in to get some information on this topic directly from the source expert as I am not an expertt in this process.The radio show is local to us but streams live on the net from the radio station website: www.hometownstation.com

Then, you have a nice income stream coming in with minimal effort and minimal money actually put in.