I'm wanting to build my residual/passive income streams, so I know an onsite manager would be needed once up & running. 

They are your "Hub" and your point of contact/reference for other team members.

I’m trying to build different streams of financing, which is why I’m trying to find private money lenders.

It became the summer of RV rentals and long bike rides to get ice cream with my three year old strapped behind me asking a steady stream of questions, a.k.a.

Well no one twisted me and hubs arm but we did sign up for the $10.5k level they had.

Third, we generally like the idea of diversifying our current portfolio with real estate and an additional income stream.

Plus, you get a steady flow of cash from the buyer's payments, which can be super handy, especially if you're retired and looking for a consistent income stream.

We are just getting started and are going to offer property management as well but want to focus on getting another lease to have a higher stream of income to put back into the business.

One potential way to get super conservative is to take the least valuable income stream and multiply the NOI by comps for that income stream.

These facilities often have stable and predictable income streams due to consistent demand, making them attractive investments.Additionally, the trade-off between the speed of closing a deal and the long-term financial implications is crucial.