I also will not hold onto every property long term some will get exchanged (1031), some might be sold outright when it makes sense.The intent is to have a good income stream that insures that my wife and I are will provided for in retirement.

What you hope to obtain when you buy a NNN property (and I’m really talking single tenant NNN, not shopping center or multi-tenant offices that offer opportunities for change of use and improvement) is a cash flow stream with low risk and little effort on your part.

Feedback for some of the questions:Jeff: I'm looking for monthly cash flow because I want my parents/in-laws to see a steady income stream so that they could be more relaxed in their retirement life and don't have to be too frugal with themselves.

Here are ten books that have helped me a lot - the first one on the list I bought in 1984 and it took nearly 20 years before I put its concepts into action but it for me is still one of the best, and here are the other 9 as well:Nothing Down - Robert AllenCreating Wealth - Robert AllenMultiple Streams Of Income - Robert AllenWealth Without Risk - Charles GivensFinancial Self-Defense - Charles GivensThe Millionaire Next Door - Stanley and DankoThe Millionaire Mind - Stanley and DankoSeven Habits Of Highly Effective People - Stephen CoveyWhy Should White Guys Have All The Fun?

Many already have drones.If you want a business out of these, after commercial operations are opened up, I'd think you'd be better off getting a much larger version, with streaming video.

It has many short term payouts but if that money is reinvested back into financing more flips with a long term strategy of capital accumulation, it can lead to other opportunities of producing passive streams of income such as hard money lending.

I figure if I can cut all his revenue streams off in CT he will be forced to come back.

I'm looking at having the rental income pay down the loans/build reserves now and a retirement income stream in the long term.

Having built a cozy stream of SFR revenue, I'm considering getting my feet wet with apartment ownership.

When you close are you only getting one income stream from the property?