Invest most of what you earn so you can start building residual income.

Taking the monthly payments in lui of cash up front was one of my most brilliant moves I think I ever made ( humbly speaking) sellers liked that I was invested in the deal.. and I could sell a property for 10% down and the seller still got cash and after 18 months or so of this I had a very nice residual income coming in..  

Be careful which flooring adhesive you choose.  

Since you are looking for long term residual income, it makes the most sense.

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.  

You many even consider a construction adhesive to glue into place and then come back and fill the mortar joint with the quickcrete.

I hope you love it ;-)As a commercial size multifamily syndicator, hiring others to do the various jobs is a given and line item in my spreadsheet, since the scale prohibits any type of hands-on work from my side, plus it defeats the goal of becoming an investor with a passive and residual income.

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

Greetings, I am a new real estate investor with my first rental under my belt, and am currently strategizing on how to do another one.I own my own company in the mid-west, and real estate is a way to diversify my portfolio and to provide residual cash flow.I look forward to reading this forum, and have gained some very useful information already.Best regards,Grant

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.