If you stopped Wholesaling and I stopped working my day job, we both loose that stream of income.

If you plan on hoping units until they are all updated there will be no issues about you sticking around long enough to meet any occupancy requirements.Also in that case you MUST do your analysis based on only 3/4 of the income stream.

Equity creates it's own income stream.

Not really worth the effort in the end.Paying down a property does not in reality increase cash flow at all it simply transfers the income stream from the property to the equity.

I help and show people to how to create streams of income through real estate investing.  

Commercial lenders will be more concerned with rent rolls and income stream.

I'm guessing you don't have a steady stream of income to report on a loan application.

This is where wealth is made and contant revenue stream is realized when done correctly.I have buddy of mine that has over 25 properties in Baltimore( I'm about 45 mins away...seems like another state sometimes...just a totally different part of Maryland...maybe because I'm closer to the nation's Capitol DC!).

What's the value of that income stream as a present value.You are also looking at net income less the value of the contributing partner, their duties and management have value that will be lost.Inventory is valued at book value, what it cost you to put in goods available for sale.I suggest you get with a CPA to give a financial valuation, looks like, if those numbers are even close, that spending a couple thousand to assess the value will be well worth it, your return on that expense could easily be 100+%!

Explain that they can walk away from self-managing, receive a regular income stream, and potentially defer capital gains taxes through installment sales (consult a tax professional for advice).7.