Yes, you can absolutely purchase a property with a conventional loan and honor the existing tenant lease.In fact, many lenders view occupied properties favorably because it means there's a guaranteed rental income stream from day one.

So that one decision to rent gave us the leverage we needed to buy the next property and generate multiple streams of income.

I'm going to be looking to get my realty license primarily to benefit my own investing ventures rather than actively looking to take on clients as a stream of income.

As near as I can understand, he would have disintegrated that by repurposing it a holding company; so instead it will be a management company with series LLCs and my other little properties and another little income stream in management agreements with it as well, to get me to an income threshold that makes it more fundable.

Just wanted to update you all on the Seoul REI Meetup.We've got @Ben Leybovich as our guest speaker for Saturday, Oct 17, 1-3pm.If you want see how our meetups are run, we'll be broadcasting on Periscope (it's like Youtube LIVE streaming):https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/23...Let me know if you have any questions!

I wanted to see about an additional income stream with turnkey flipping( rehab a unit and sell with a tenant) and possibly keep some flips in the process (a BRRRR style if you will).

I'm not looking to get rich or replace a W2, but I am looking to build a portfolio of properties that will eventually add to my income streams in retirement.

Try Title Stream. 

I have used tons different CRMS, lead gen, deal anaylzing software and they all seem more or less the same to me...prop stream, deal check, rei simpli, podio, etc. etc.

Investors purchase income streams, not real estate.What makes an investor agent?