I help and show people how to use some of their savings to create streams of income by investing in multi-family apartment complexes in midwest states.

Now if you felt that this was going to be your last home and you plan to have your ashes scattered in the flower bed when you die, then having that additional long term income stream from an ADU might be a great investment.

When she sells the building, the salon will be empty and also be another revenue stream. 

If at the end of the Lease-To-Own term, the tenant is unable to get a loan, and if I am STILL wanting to collect a monthly income stream then I would reiterate the same process of putting a Lease-To-Own agreement in place for another 12-24 months to which would keep me from having to make repairs on the property.

It's busier just before school starts (thought we were going to have a mugging at our August open house) but we'll get a steady stream of qualified candidates year round.

The problem is they look at the small businesses as too small to make a difference, not grasping that when you have enough people paying into the tax stream, pretty soon those streams become a roaring river!

As an example of the same concept but different company, I sold hotel grade alarm clocks as a revenue stream for several years.

It may not be intentional but it would nice to hear from more than just one majority stream of investors.

I am now at a crossroad because I no longer want to pursue healthcare as my main career and intend to pursue RE investment and other passive streams of income.

That payment stream goes to investors.