By investing, you can create multiple income streams that not only cover unexpected expenses but also give you a sense of control and empowerment over your financial situation.

The only "smart" thing in the house was a thermostat.So many of these ancillary revenue streams provide no actual value to residents, and are actively robbing them of $50+/month just to get a $5 air-filter delivered.

I realize that is another revenue stream, but that seems like that would take your focus away from the larger paydays. 

They say invest when theres blood in the streets but this means we are at the mercy of mother nature. 

Property shark, prop stream and attom data are pretty popular.You can find a recently renovated property that has sold via zillow.

If you shield your properties into LLC your personal Dept to income ratio will improve but the lender can still ask for PNL of the LLC or declaration to check if it cashflow positive.I would find a lender who is working with investors and would count all your streams of the income. 

Not sure where you are at with flips as another potential stream of real estate to get into but that's mostly what I work with.We have a couple deals on the east and north side that might be worth looking into if you are looking to expand.

This would only be a 1-2 year plan as I work on building other income streams to leave my first responder job.I also want to acquire lots of SFH and small MFH over there using the BRRRR method as I build more connections.Thoughts on this plan?

So why not start with the end in mind and create multiple streams of income?

We have investors for all over the world interested in multiple streams of income and generational wealth instead of relying on W2s.