For anyone buying streams of cash flow it seems to be logical that the price will go down using an income approach.

(Place the recording device hidden in the Home or Stream to the Cloud for viewing on your smart phone or other Device)Many of these cameras only cost a couple hundred bucks and are equipped with night vision and motion detection recording.

With location and advertising being as expensive as it is, would it be a valid income stream to offer local companies opportunities to advertise on your land (that has a MFH).

i currently own a property that is considered to be in a "flood zone". i dont consider it to be a flood zone myself as there is a small stream in the back yard that is not tidal and it has not flooded during irene, sandy or any major storm. my issue is that my current mortgage requires flood insurance however the only part that could ever flood really is the basement and there is nothing at all in the basement. i was looking into a home equity loan but it seems they require flood insurance as well. has anyone had any luck getting any kind of loan without requiring flood insurance?

I am the holder of notes and have mentioned that I will consider selling a cash flow stream should an acceptable offer be made.However, the moment I sniff out a “broker”, I immediately end the conversation.

A solid PM is building an income stream just like you are.

You're not going to feel rich right away, but you'll certainly be able to build a sustainable income stream much better than by flipping.This also depends on your market.

I am looking at two properties in the area that are owned by the same person. two 5 year old duplexes with gross rents around $4,500/ month each. he doesn't want to deal with them since he has another income stream from his own company.

Do you hear “oil spill” and drop the project faster than you sold your BP stock?

@Brian GibbonsDo you want me to spill the secret sauce here, amigo?