I assume the shortage is most attributable to large upfront lump sums, then a smaller annuity stream, at the bubble valuations of course.

Then she has all kinds of drama, she was bringing rent but is staying at her friends house 40 miles away due to storm, ATM did not work properly, car broke down, had to work late, came to town late late night, money order machine at 711 did not work, and there is a never ending stream of excuses.  

When you sign up, you will find a constant stream of new wholesale deals!

If you have equity in the property (buying with cash) that is calculated as a separate income stream.

My end goal is to have over 50,000+ units, multiple developments, apartment buildings and an endless stream of income so I can start on my real goal of ending homelessness in America and ensuring every child has access to the health care and treatment they deserve.  2500 a month would pay all of my current bills with enough left over for gas, groceries, and a little for savings.

The lot is small, flat, literally no streams, rock outcroppings - things that would warrant a poor topographical characteristic.

We want to provide internet and a streaming service like Hulu Live for all tenants.

You can stream line between tenants if these utilities stay in your name, and you can keep an eye on usage. many utilities require a deposit so tenants may be discouraged having so many deposits to pay up front.

I've brought up to all the tenants that I'm willing to cover any streaming service that they'd use - Netflix/Amazon/Hulu/etc. - but they didn't budge.For me, the value I offer is being on site to deal with any maintenance IMMEDIATELY. 

My policy is to communicate with owners any time there will be an interruption in their income stream.