You could buy the next 23 payments for $25,000, which would represent a 12% yield to you, or you could buy 53 payments of "half" the payment stream ($606.64) for $25,000, also a 12% yield.You could also partner with someone to buy a note together (your $25,000 plus their $25,000 to buy a $50,000 note).There are a lot of ways to put together a deal, it just comes down to finding them, making sure they're good deals, and securing them.

Generally they buy a franchise and it is way overvalued for the income stream it produces as an owner operator.I saw it yesterday a guy that owns a Jersey Mike's sub shop I ate at.

If you do a high interest rate hard money loan that has a 12 month balloon you are limited to selling it within 12 months (flipping it) or refinancing it with a longer term loan(Buy and Hold).If you do a business line of credit and Hard money loan to get 100% financing and the hard money loan is for 3 or 5 years, then you can do a short term buy and hold, sell it on lease option, for 1-2 years and you get higher rents (more cash flow), you get appreciation, You get the interest tax write off, you get larger down payment 10-15% of the future value of the house, you get the pay down of the loan, you get back end profit from the house if you buy below current market value, and you get to depreciate the house on taxes as well. 5 streams of income. 

@Judy Best and @Deborah Hardin,  the first area I am starting on is by Bates Field and Stream on 89.

If a seller has big cash flow coming in and a performing property they are not wanting to give up that income stream.

If you can tear out and replce for under 1.50, pets become a nice extra income stream.  

I type perfectly reasonable paragraphs and spacing, hit send, and then it shows up all mashed together as a post making me look like I've got a strange stream of consciousness going.   

Since you have the cash you will save money in fees and taxes, that gives your 401k time for those funds to continue growing and will be another income stream later in life throughout the remaining of your retirement.But what about those who do not have the savings to cover 3.5% down and closing costs on an income producing RE property?

There is still a CONSTANT stream of people hanging in and around the house. 

I was trying to come up with additional revenue streams to increase my potential profit on a unit.