Personally have switched to all streaming even though I have cable connections all through my house.

The market value of their properties plunged like all others but their income stream (the purpose of the properties) did not decrease.

Scott Trench gives you a more complex (but not that complex) plan by investing in real estate and producing other income streams.  

I had the carpets stream cleaned after those tenants moved out which did nothing to make the ring look any different.

I am looking to use the income stream from the investment property to payoff my primary mortgage as soon as possible to build more equity to get another house sometime this year.

@Collin H. anxiously awaiting your first YouTube video and live stream.

We own several properties in central Florida with multiple houses on them.There are good things, bad things, and hidden things about that situation…We like those properties because as you build your portfolio it is a single loan that gives you multiple streams of income… think ahead of moving out of your house hack… you now have 2 income properties on one loan.  

I refer and provide the novel as courtesy.All HELOCs are FULL DOC full qualifying 2 years job/income stream/ no declining income/ they want perfect credit/ needs to be earning rents and on taxes/ they don't use proposed STR income/ a HELOC is to a live human person not to an entity - this is a hard stop.All the banks are OUT- Wells and Citi closed the HELOC origination divisions all together, too risky.

This year I am going to have to cut back on some of my income streams.

I also think I have a partner for this deal should we be able to work something out (someone I met off of BP as a matter of fact...think we'd be a good fit for the deal)Anyways the owners main goal is to use his properties as a retirement vehicle and get mailbox money - - he is talking about structuring the deal where he gets a stream of payments over 30 years or so or at least have it structured that way - that aside, his main concern is taxes.One thing we had talked about his possibly starting a partnership where we could come on as partners, then over time as he gets his payment/annuity payments if you will and his ownership interest is bought out over time, then as time progresses we'd be "earning" larger ownership stakes where his would go down to zero.Would there be any advantage from the buy side on this?