By having an LLC doesn't the IRS view these income streams separately so I'm now getting taxed on the $25k on it's own then the $70k on it's own rather than $95k altogether?

The flip 5 , buy 1 strategy has allowed me to take my profits off the table while intentional growing my passive income stream and reducing my portfolio risk.

Most value add revenue streams can’t be fully implemented right away.

I hope this doesn’t come across wrong, I’d just love to combine two things in extremely passionate about that I could possibly turn into another revenue stream for killing student debt & investing back into real estate :)Ignore this, or shoot!

Also, I travel a lot in my primary profession so I have no issue with vacating my condo and finding another living situation (maybe a small apartment) if I'm able to develop a passive income stream by doing so.

My plan is to try and excel in my new career and begin building up multiple streams of income through real estate investing.

Agree with @Thomas S. and @Joe Villeneuve :  Extracting the equity to redeploy into either a new asset class or a diversifying RE income stream would mitigate the risk of that equity evaporating due to market conditions. 

Hello Everyone,I've been thinking of integrating a rental property into my income stream for a few months now, and it seems that a unique situation has appeared that I may be able to take advantage of.

Shared tenant monument signs generally they do not have rental increases so the cash flow stream counted in the NOI diminishes year over year in value.

The apartment building is now a sweet additional income stream for us.