Each living room has a medium sized HDTV that is connected to a streaming BluRay player. 

However, my building was condemned due to a large asbestos spill in March of this year.  

To answer a previous poster's question, yes, 13,000 square feet is plenty room to plant fruit trees, have a garden with a stream in it and waterfall, bbq, large swimming pool, shed for the long boards and a 5 bed / 6 bath house.   

Create multiple streams of income, including passive, so you don’t end up 65 years old and having to work to pay bills.

What if you could combine these income streams to not only fund your deals but to leverage them for even greater returns?

I would encourage you to look at RE investing as a way to augment your income, create passive income streams and allow you to have a life/work balance that few physicians are able to attain.

If you have it installed only on the hot water side it will use less salt and regenerate less often, and put less salt into your waste stream (remember, all the salt that's used in the softener is in your water now, so if you have septic it's now in your septic). 

I’m a newer investor, closing my first deal while living overseas. So far it’s been a pretty smooth process. Here at the end there was a hiccup needing to get a power of attorney, and then needing me to get the docume...

All our TVs are Smart or have Roku to allow guests to use their streaming services. 

During 2 and 2a you are increasing your monthly income stream even though you are not accruing additional properties.Step 3) Repeat Step 1In my opinion, this strategy is a nice mix of conservative and risky.