pull the 30k to live off of (fyi i have residuals of 2k a month from my existing business)use the time to get another property and do the same thing over and over.

=========================================Probable Best Solution.Structure your Rent to Own Program as a Contract For Option to Purchase.Do not give an Option To Purchase at Move In.Use the Contract For Option (CFO).Like a Contract for Deed - Agreement For Deed.I like the analogy of Leasing a Car.At the end of lease, you can a) turn the car in, get nothing for the time of using it, or b) ou can pay the "Residual Amount" and keep the car.

What you need to do is pick a area that you can find your first property to kind of play with.Are you looking to buy and hold for the residual income, or are you trying to FLIP.Whatever it is you are trying to do.

It comes off as someone that was a writer for a newspaper trying to write a book and collect the residual income that comes with it more than anything informative.

I don’t really have a passion for the insurance industry , but it pays me a good salary and I will have the opportunity to make a lot more with bonuses and it also has good residual income .

You'll need to replace blinds and anything else that remains.You could rent an ozone machine if there is any residual odor.

Personally I don't "wholesale" as I would rather buy the property and hold it for residual income. 

It is absolutely imperative to “buy low and sell high”, but what about true residual income?

Hello everyone,I am new to the forum here and would like to hear some suggestions on the best vehicles for residual income.

There is wholesaling, there is no residual income.