for example "the us and Taiwan lead in....." no, it would just be Taiwan, the US produces diddly squat in contrast to Taiwan or, really anywhere for that matter, measuring domestic production vs domestic production.

So while they take their management fees, their incentive to produce is nowhere near what I would like. 

One portfolio gives me cash flow and debt pay down, while the other produces appreciation in addition to the other benefits.  

There are thousands of time shares for sale on the net and vacations can be had for pennies on the dollar.I think we sold his time share on a web site selling them for about $20.

Theoretically, I would guess an ADU adds value to the property because there is an additional income producing unit. 

Thanks, Savannah.I appreciate the offer and will definitely use it as I work my way through the information and calculators on the BP web site.

I'm reading another experts book and they talk about how Triple Net leases aren't really the greatest to produce income, and in one of Peters videos I just watched he says investors LOVE triplenet leases.

To be worth the effort, it should produce return significantly greater than passive options.  

I just created an income producing asset creating $600/month in positive cash flow with none of my own cash invested.  

And if you're investing in a syndication that typically produces K-1's late in the tax season (such as a GP fund) this can make things very tight and/or cause extra tax bills from having to do estimates extra tax work with your CPA.