Therefore, Investors are less likely to do their own maintenance because they've run the numbers and already factored in the cost of outsourcing repair work.Owners seem to look at REI as a career path or alternate income stream, like a small business owner.

The penalties are a whole revenue stream for their business.

To all you larger landlords and apartment building managers:

Is anyone aware of a financial services provider that will "purchase" your future rental cash flows at the beginning of a lease? I would imagine this woul...

I've been living off assets, but I don't have a steady stream of income from those assets, which is what lenders want to see.

With a MH you are creating streams of cash and are not looking to make your money from appreciation.

I am also concerned that if we do switch, it will not be a smooth one, and if they are worse, then we're really up stream with no paddle.  

But for us, each property is an income stream.  

I think the people who saw str's as truly passive streams of income and are not upper end operators are the ones who will get taken out over this economic down turn.

I know that depending on location/state, adding solar may be a cost effective way to add a revenue stream and support renewables (due to the multiple revenue streams they can generate), but from a design/construction side there needs to be analysis, and the building would need proper orientation and clearance from trees. 

You’re assured of a constant income stream.