Taxes are part of the rent to live here, a city that offers a lot of jobs and might as well call them well-paying jobs.I sell houses every day, and due to universities and hospitals in Downtown alongside all these above-mentioned companies, I see a huge stream of incoming people, and all making a lot of money.When I buy houses, my focus is on the cash flow.

If the logistics of the property allow, why not treat the garage as it's own income stream?

It really all depends on whether or not you willing to bank on placement fees or want a stronger recurring revenue stream to fund your business.

If i were to give myself advise from 3 years ago:1) Don't wasted your first home purchased of 5% down on a Condo2) Jump right into Multifamily, 3 flats and bigger3) Using FHA loans ASAP vs 20% down conventional all the time4) Don't be afraid to use others money5) Go to more meet ups and build your contacts with like minded investors. 6) Push to start a PM company (another revenue stream) 7) Don't talk about investing to your corporate co-works!

They do not have any w2 income, however they have all these other streams of income from various sources, charity groups, SSI, state or federal government funds, child support, alimony.

But I’d like to build a “passive” income stream that I can grow over time to supplement my earnings and provide a safety net of sorts.

In this context, the term ‘personal property’ refers to pretty much anything in the property that’s not permanently attached to the dwelling.

Crowdfunding could be a nice ancillary stream of capital; not the end all be all.Happy Hunting!

If the table has one large pedestal (income stream) in the middle and something happens to it the table falls.

My first thought with your Comcast idea - look into what's called a "Video Multiple Dwelling Unit" or VMDU whether it be from Comcast or another video service provider (like AT&T).