What i want to build now is a decent little residual income.

After a move-out walk-thru, deducting damages, the residual (if any) can be returned to ANY of the then resident tenants and the leasee is held harmless by all others.

btw: sand would absorb any residual contents and when filled to the top of the tank, evacuated all volatle vapors of any concerns.

I think it's a residue of wood eating bugs.  

For example, if I want a new boat, I can spend that money on the boat or I can find an investment that provides me the monthly residual income and then finance the boat and use the income to make the payment.  

The basement floor has chipped tile that leaves an adhesive residue behind.

.: No national chain of any type (or most business of any moderate size) wants to run their business off a DSL line, since every second of downtime can costs huge dollars they are probably looking for business class, fiber-based service potentially using a provider they already contract with as part of their IT services.I'm in agreement with others here, add the 50k in monthly installments over the course of the lease and thank them for the improvement to your building.When this tenant moves out, what residual cost remain to be passed on to the next tenant? 

My goals in real estate are:Learn how to do a foreclosure and turn around and whole sale it.Then learn how to get a passive residual income stream going through Duplex,triplex, 4-plex rentals and lease option homes.Then get a portfolio of income streams going through creative financing: seller financing, discount note buying, and tax liens and deeds.I joined biggerpockets to gain more knowledge to help me acheive my real estate goals.

It's also a great way to get the residual income train moving and there are added tax benefits going commercial.  

I’m looking for immediate cashflow (Kiyosaki) and to build passive residual income with continuous growth potential.