@David CalmeYou may find this article interesting  https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreilly/2019/06/18/deferre...Also, while monetized installment sales and deferred sale trusts are not the same, this is a development worth keeping in mind:  https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/dirty-dozen-watch-out-for-schem...What stops you from using the old reliable 1031?

Rent $1100 moexpenses based on the 50% rule = $550 monet per month $550 X 12 = $6,600 Net operating income.

Other then that, there is just too many other monetization methods that are far to easy in todays market. 

What would you guys do or what do you guys suggest I do to monetize these lists or make use of them?

Another way to do it if you are looking long term is a cash out refi to come up with the monet it would normally give you a lower rate over the long term.

IMO, I don't think you should look nearsighted at any potential deal...your job is to find a way to monetize it.

How else can I monetize my broker's licenses?

:Purchase price $110,000Rent $1250/moMortgage $594/moInsurance $100/moTaxes $267/moRepairs (5%) $62.50/moCapex (5%) $62.50/moVacancy (Varies, but for this example 7%) $87.50/moProperty management $104.70/moNet ($28.20)/moSo, obviously there is a way to make money here or nobody would be inviesting. 

Remember,r, you are really chasing equity that can be monetized, not just real estate.

That monet is presently not earning it's keep and should be used to purchase additional cash flow properties.Dead equity is practically worthless and needs to be forced to earn a return not simply be hoarded as equity in a property that is a liability (personal home).