Also keep in mind that the bank should also add the income of the new bldgs to your income stream.

@Richard Palmer It was suggested to me on a previous topic I posted on BP to know incorporate now because I have no real income stream or properties.

Even if he spills his guts and tells you everything and is totally truthful, still keep in mind his actions have spoken as well.

That being said, I think if our ultimate intention is to create streams of income that don't require our constant attention - this can definitely be done by finding the right people to handle the most time-consuming tasks for us.Seems like the initial battle is to build up those cash reserves through things like wholesaling, flipping, bird dogging, saving money from the day job, etc.

She also permanently stained the linoleum in one room because she spilled salt (rock salt) when she moved out.

We used them for years when we had pet "spills" in our home.

Learn to get your leads for free and you lead stream will never bankrupt you. 

So you have homes getting demo'd  you have devils night fires.. something like 30 to 40 I think get burned every day there by who knows who... its just a natural winnowing of the over supply of homes... and as those nice little neighborhoods degenerated many families chose to leave and go out to areas they perceived as safer and better schools and chose to commute to were ever they worked.. happened in all cities in the US now its reversing course like Salmon swimming up stream after 5 years in the Ocean.  

The IRR of a cash flow stream is the rate of return necessary to obtain a 0 Net Present Value of Cashflow (0 DCF) and is a much simpler comparison to make between investments.Let's say you have a very simple cash flow stream, you pay $100 in year 0 and get $110 back in year 1.  

I know a lot of professional managers around the country that are really "investment managers" because they work hard to protect your investment and income stream, but they also work hard to improve it!