A property that's rented creates an income stream.

I thought about putting it all towards our primary house, but I want to turn it into an income stream.

@deidra Hubenak yes the Financial Freedom Program Membership has an online version of Del's 2-day seminar and monthly streaming video of the Houston Case Study.

If you inherited millions of dollars that you were afraid to invest and wanted to convert that, or part of that, lump sum into a stream of guaranteed income payments, then you could possibly look at purchasing a SPIA or immediate annuity, however, this is fairly uncommon and can get quite a bit complicated.

I have got to find that river where i can be first in the stream.

They're simply going to look at a transaction, how much capital they are deploying and what the expected return would be based on projected income streams.

However, today in a stream of texts, Steven mentioned that he would send me $5k daily and I would keep $500 then forward $4,500.00 daily via MoneyGram to an undisclosed location or name somewhere within the US.After reading all of these postings, I bet I will NOT be signing for that loan...

I think you have much more control (for lack of a better term) in real estate than the stock market and the ability to apply leverage and have multiple income streams create a more broad and profitable vehicle in my opinion but you could also state with some accuracy that I have bias.That said, I would be more concerned with your second post.

This should be dependant on what stage of investing you are at, starting or ending.Keep in mind every income property has two income streams, one is the property the other is the equity in that property.

Are you looking to build an income stream through a buy-and-hold portfolio?