I'm sure there are people who would take a hard line approach, but I figure the penalty is there to protect your income stream and to dissuade lease breaking.

Though you can rehab a large MFR to be sure, but will you lose a part of your income stream during the process? 

I have absolutely zero knowledge about it, can it generate some passive income streams? 

Hi everybody,I'm almost through reading my first Bigger Pockets real estate investing book and decided to supplement my learning with engaging in the BP community.I'm a 24 year old working in IT, looking to find other streams of income outside of my 9-5.

I just need a little extra cash and thought turning my home into that stream of income would suit me better than having a lump sum that I don’t know what to do with.  

Am exploring purchasing storage units for a more passive revenue stream to my main online training business.What is the first thing I should do to get started?

if you can get enough streams, soon you'll have a river!

In my local market I wish to build a stream of income solely from rental properties that meet or exceed a cash flow of $10k/month after all expenses.

I had the title report done, I got insurance on my own, they drafted the deed and arranged for the signing and recording of the documents.We cash flow nicely, and he receives a steady stream of income at 6% interest only.  

@Carson Plant a good Property Manager will protect your property, protect your income stream, and reduce your headaches.