that makes sense but the percentages are only referring to appreciation of the value of the properties over time.But maintaining my monthly cash flow (passive income is important for me because that would be our family's income stream (I'm thinking of leaving the corporate grind to make a living with real estate passive income.So my decision matrix is based on appreciation of the value of the properties as well as maintaining a positive cash for for our family income.If the only dimension was to think of the net worth after twenty years then I think that leveraging would work best....

Once I had it where it needed to be I added other income streams.

The quality of neighborhood, rehab and tenants is top notch, good enough for you personally should be good enough for a passive investor.Brant - Add one more revenue stream to that by negotiating with the management company to compensate you - even a small amount - as you transfer high quality renovated properties with good tenants in place.  

I understand that Sales is where the Money is at and that says Rentals to a lot of people because you have the short term Rental income stream and the possibility of Creating Wealth with the use of Time to gain in the Appreciation of Value in the property.

An aspiring agent needs to get as many listings or sell as many listings as possible to keep their income stream.

The petition suggests that one of the streaming studios (whose business has boomed so dramatically during the pandemic), could buy it?

Increasing gross incomes can come from raising rents or adding other income streams like covered parking, coin laundry, storage, cell phone towers, bill boards, etc.

"The risk that the lender would be left with the home instead of the stream of payments if the borrower defaulted, for any reason, is one that is allocated to the lender under such a contractand2

My experience is that gurus/mentors want to create another stream of income because they are that confident that they can make tons off their deals.  

Hi all,I am new to the REI market and wanted to get some insight on how to maneuver through the seemingly treacherous landscape of real estate.I have access to 50-100k, and instead of putting it into a CD (collecting nothing) or trying to beat the stock markets (not gonna happen), I felt that investing in real estate would be a more lucrative, hands-on way to invest in something tangible and hopefully create an income stream from.My goal is to eventually purchase my own home and finance it through other investments (ie other properties or homes).