I want residual income from collecting rents, without the hassle?

We like to use it because we pay our agents a residual commission for every property that they sell to investors.

I'm actually working on a supermarket right now in which all the VCT within 10' of the produce misting system is adhered with a 2-part epoxy adhesive.  

I think that you should approach this from a residual point of view.Look at what you are wanting to create and the cost to get there.

IF the turnkey provider also has a PM company, then the residual income in management fees is one revenue source.One thing I have found from some turnkey providers (I don't say all because I haven't talked to all obviously) is that they buy properties for what could be pennies on the dollar, pour money into rehabbing, and then sell at a premium...so they're fix-and-flippers.

Hi all,The idea that investing a sum of money with a seller and receiving passive, residual income sounds like a dream, but does it really work? 

However, since it's me that's doing the painting on trim, I brush-apply all trim paint, and a gallon goes a very, very, very long way in properly prepped and primed interior trim.Speaking of making white wall and trim paint go a long way, Kilz2 primer costs about $15 gallon and an undercoat of that will get a lot more performance out of whatever expensive paint you use, as well as guarantee better paint adhesion.

Plumbing: You might need to replace sinks, toilets and other accessible plumbing due to methamphetamine odors since meth residual was most likely deposited down the drains.

The laundry room ceiling drywall dried with no residue or signs so it didn’t need to be torn out.

Maybe a tenant rep broker might take that on for residual income but regular transaction brokers typically won't touch it as the deal is too small.A commercial broker working on 100k commission deals doesn't want to work on a 10k to 15k deal.