For example I asked about opportunities within each company for extra streams of income in order to start planning for retirement right away.

Works especially well with military since it’s usually a really tight knit group, friends/co-workers can refer others, steady income stream, and people PCS in and out all the time. 

💥For anyone who invests in multifamily real estate and has over 150 units, I'm doing a zoom call on how to create an additional stream of income on your investment property portfolio.

The term “advertising,” for purposes of this rule, in addition to traditional print, radio, and television advertising, also includes, but is not limited to, sources of communication available to the public such as signs, flyers, letterheads, e-mail signatures, websites, social media communications, and video or audio recordings transmitted through internet or broadcast streaming.

Because CA, (redacted for triggering Californians) the Franchise Tax Board makes you pay tax on foreign income streams at your CA income tax rate and then gives you a credit if you actually had to pay another state tax on that income.

If your husband can see how this couple works together and just maybe gets a different perspective on what’s actually happening and the long term benefits that may sway his opinion back to being excited about real estate and building long term income streams.

I’m a video editor by day - working primarily in advertising & marketing, with some dabbling in TV promos and movie trailers.

If I decide I need some cash I can't go on unemployment for a couple months But I can also schedule a DR appointment whenever I want or schedule with my wife to go to the movies at 2:00 on a Thursday if I want.

They could use an agent to rent it out and whatever commission they choose could be offered.Reminds me a little of the Movie "99 homes"  if you have not seen it check it out.. pretty good flick for us real estate junkies and if you wanted to see the other side of things during the GFC and the robo signing crap.  

Near a hospital and University of Kentucky for steady stream of renters at a premium rate How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?