//www Field and Stream Hunter's Guide to Mortgage Originators with Guns and Ammo under Dodd-Frank.And my favorite source of business news; http.www//Homer Simpson's School of Finance/opinion/Dodd-Frank/What I Never Knew.I'll be going to the grocery store later, I'll see if I can get opinions on this from the lady at the register.

Is that a possible stream of income or is it mostly a big business game ?

It was an untapped market and revenue stream for me.

Although I love horticulture and plants, I may not be able to make a great living at this and started imagining other possibilities that would allow me to enjoy that and create an income stream.

Remember, you are buying an income stream so for the right price anything can work.

LolGreat movie.

Regardless, it's interesting to me.Anyway, as someone who has been pretty jaded about buying wholesale deals the past couple years, this has been pretty refreshing, and I'm hoping that buying from wholesalers can provide a viable stream of deals in the future.

I knew if I found a super deal, I would find a way to put the money together (if your DTI is low you can take out a loan, keep it in your account 60 days to season it,,then use that, but that is pushing it.By the time I got that next super deal, I had put together enough money,,if your doing this part time, add one house every 18 months, and pretty soon you will have a great revenue stream (assuming the deals are right)andy

He's retiring so having the income stream may be of use to him while also helping him to minimize any taxes he'll be incurring due to the sell off of his portfolio.

Now all I care about is continuing my passive cash flow stream so I can stay out of the corporate world forever.I think many people here have been smart to point out that deciding whether you ultimately want to be "active" vs "passive" will essentially dictate which path(s) might make sense for you.