I've heard of investors changing the use of a building to increase it's value or to monetize.

The seminar business is a dirty business, and unfortunately, many of the "seminar guys" out there have one agenda: feeding you enough content to keep you in the game but not really teach you anything you can monetize until you have exhausted your savings and maxed out your credit cards.

So 1,000/mo PITI which would leave you with a gross profit of 600/mo based on the 800/mo rent for each side.Thats probably going to leave you with a 200 to 300/mo net profit given how new the units will be as you shouldn't need a ton of rehab.So for putting down 22,500, you'll be making say 3,000 a year in net profit.

Opportunities - what are the different ways to monetize?

And then, once signed, you still have to do whatever work is necessary to monetize the opportunity.Great oaydays tracking hard to find people but it's only part of the success formula.

She doesn't monetize it and only does it to keep a finger on the pulse of the market as she owns around 40 doors and manages them herself. 

My wife and I already technically have a property (we moved out of our condo and have been renting it out with a $700/mo net).Our best option right now would be a cash out refi on the condo.

After repairs and vacancy, etc, maybe 1100 to 1150/mo net profit?

I discovered real estate investing and never looked backhere's some simple facts:1. for the most part - we're all involved in real estatea) we drive on it   b) we walk on it   c) your classroom is on it   d) you sleep on ityou can not escape it - now figure how to monetize it!!

Exsmple works well  if there is a market for a monet, it can be a bit scary at times to test it, but if it works it is much easier for Monet, to paint a Monet, then for him to paint a Picasso.