In the mean time these folks will make a few thousand dollars on an asset (their credit) that they weren't using, and they didn't know how to monetize.

I feel like I'm on a path of more and more opportunities and I just want to monetize them at a hi percentage.

You must find a seller who wishes to monetize their hard-to-finance fractional interest and be prepared to wait out the lifetime or changing housing needs of the life estate owner.

I also get an e-doc signing system, leads, and lots more2) Greater opportunity to monetize leads, since I offer an extra solution (listing) than most wholesalers and can position my proposal to best meet their needs, vs. my needs if I'm a 1-trick pony3) It's another way to monetize your real estate activities, w/o involving your own capital beyond reg. operating and marketing costs.4) I pay 0% commission on my side of my MLS transactions.    

I'd like to monetize them.

@Pete NievesI can appreciate all the confusion when  you are first starting out...not quite sure what to do when.When I got in this business over 10 years ago, I hired a professional trainer who dropped into my market, spent 3 days with me in the field, and actually got some deals for me under contract while he was there, teaching me as we went, that I was able to monetize shortly after he left.If that is of interest to you, contact me, and I'll share his contact info with you.  

Too bad you did not take advantage of FHA Purchase up to 4 Units where you could be monetizing your overhead and saving monies toward your next purchase.

Even with the #'s now, I am looking at $1000/mo +/- net income.  

Good grief, not everything in this world needs to be monetized...

The latter option is usually preferred because the HTCs are effectively monetized and built into the capital stack.