Have the need there first, then react.One last quick thought - machines are cheaper than people.  

You could finance inventory for a contracted fabrication shop, machine shop.

The entities (LLCs) funnel into this giant machine, an IT.

Just like if you set down at a video poker machine and play 200,000 hands with perfect strategy your return will be quite close to the theoretical return for that machine.

I'm not much of a caffeine guy, but I've heard putting a coffee machine in your unit can go a long way.

When the land to grade is steeper more specialized and expensive workers and machines have to be used.

So, you could have say a SDIRA be your lending machine, link up a servicer and your accounting and tax matters would be simplified.

I supply washer and dryer hook ups , the tenants supply their own machines if they want .

Refrigerators will usually last if the landlord does a little maintenance on them and keep the condenser coils clean, they are now under the machine, rather than on the back, so they get all the crap off the floor on them.

(My partner was convinced a lot of it was stolen goods)A bit like the storage facility auctions on reality TV.Then a guy who serviced vending machines rented it for the perishables.We then had a Rat problem that he took care of.I have never eaten from a Vending machine since.