All with three different income streams renting at below market value. 1 Bedroom apartments are $450-500. 

There seems to be an endless stream of renters and not nearly enough homes. 

I had been working hard all summer to create a few streams of passive income, some I’ve stuck to but most were failures.

I'd run the numbers if I were you (a great source for free online mortgage calculators is HughChou.com), and figure out how stable your rent stream is likely to be.  

Also living in the Bay Area, there's a lot of million dollar homes so I made it a habit to ask myself how can I add tremendous value on what I do so my income stream allows me to buy it comfortably (20-25% of my income).We just have to keep hustling to reach our goals, listen and learn to BP Podcast and take massive action.

I don't have any other apartments, just a SFR that I am house hacking. 6- I have a few thousand that I net each month between my properties and other income streams.

I advise my Clients to create a steady stream of cash coming into the business first with wholesales.

For example, if you have a 24 unit building that is under rented by $100/mo/unit, and you could find saving of $50/mo/unit through some kind of operational efficiency (stream lining service calls, renegotiating with vendors, etc.), you would improve annual NOI by $43,200 ($150/unit x 24 units x 12 months). 

If a higher public revenue stream can safeguard the loss of historical programs and ensure we begin to address some urgent infrastructure needs I would fully support such a measure.Businesses that cannot survive without attracting a buyer should "die."

feature=player_embedded&v=oSo-MEiMbacBTW, the lame stream media is trying to make this protest out to be main stream and grass roots.