I'm interested in a buy-and-hold strategy for rental properties and am aiming to create a passive income stream.

My intention is not to quit my job but to create multiple streams of revenue so that I can pursue my passions.

So I'm wondering if there are other agents who are using other streams of lead gen that is working. 

2) Put that $200k into a money market fund that yields 5.5% and wait until there is blood in wall street and let the stock market crash into March 2009, then put that entire $200k into the a low expense S&P 500 index fund like the Vanguard Index 500 and forget about it for 30 years. 

I understand this can be a personal request for some because a lot of work, trial and error, blood, sweat, and tears go into curating such a masterpiece and what makes a “good” proforma is when it’s tailored specifically to your own private business.

@Jonathan Greenethe point of stuff like that is to diversify my portfolio while treating it more like a stock then a syndication and investing small amounts into it and using it as another income stream seperate from my stock portfolio or real estate portfolio

However, as you mentioned, the MTR strategy can be particularly beneficial for house hackers or self-managers who value time savings and a more predictable income stream and is also more in compliance with many of the local city guidelines.The mixed occupancy approach you've implemented in your house hack is the same thing that I do with my MTR to fill vacancies, in between tenants.Thanks for sharing your insights and experiences with the community.

Has a small stream running through it. 

Next step is to get into another one and stream line our process and optimize our budget! 

My colleague is using Prop Stream.