I also love the potential for a third stream of income, passing down my properties someday, and learning a new business.I thought I would start out with a single family home or duplex and see how that goes and work my way up slowly.

Everyone has heard the saying "there's no such thing as a free lunch" and it's true; I realize that someone had to pay for that contract, someone had to pay for that knowledge, someone had to pay with their blood, sweat and tears to gain the experience that I've attempted to draw from. 

Instead I just sit back relax, and watch my leads stream in.Oops look at that, one lead just popped up just an hour ago...  

Great for stability and providing income streams for bank loans etc.

Please keep that in mind reading these responses -- where I live and operate, DIY pays very handsomely and is a powerful way to generate passive income streams.

@Daniel Beaston it's difficult to say without understanding the extent of the damage, the condition prior, how long the manager was involved, what your PM agreement states, and 42 other things.As a PM, my job is to protect your asset and your income stream.

My properties quadrupled in price since buying in 2011 and 2012 so temptation to cash out is there but these are my retirement income streams so not taking unnecessary debt.

What is being taught and what is widely practiced as main stream wholesaling the wholesaler is never the buyer.

Doesn't it make good financial sense for a Business to have multiple streams of income just as it does for your neighbor Joe?

You have an endless ready made stream of FREE online media content to blast out and show the masses that you aren't just some goon hanging bandit signs.