There are several authors that have written about "multiple streams of income" for having more than one source coming in.

If the back log of loan mods finally fails and we have a steady stream of 1000 listings or so the market will remain stable and priced very well.

But, if you could pocket $5-10K on the deal, and have the potential for a payment stream, it might be worth the risk.

I'm looking to get into REI as an additional revenue stream to my day job, at least in the near term, and grow it into a primary source of income. 

I am on my way to starting a investment group and/or power team basically because I want to start investing as soon as possible before I graduate high school I wish to have multiple streams of income and help you make money for helping me take my first baby steps in the real estate world! 

Once I have these costs, I will model the revenue stream at 650 per unit per month for rental income over a 5 year period.I have looked at a few comps and the asking price is clearly out of line and so wanted to understand what this property is worth to mePlease let me know your thoughts or direct me to a thread/post or an Excel template availableThank you,Mo

I've been assisting business owners with admin support and business management services for 8 years, but after I hit 40 the drive to do work that made a real difference in peoples lives grew much stronger and I feel that REI might be one way I can help provide homes for people while building passive or semi-passive revenue streams for myself, and really make a difference in peoples lives. 

The price is right too.Last thing is to set up some keyword alerts which can direct you to drink from the streams of your interest vs the Niagara Falls of information posted each day.

If not, i guess i would have to cash out, take a helluva hit and fork over all my stock in the form of cash to cover this SLC.That is, assuming you CAN pay for a secured line of credit up front ... i'm not sure about these, seems they usualy go off of income streams from existing businesses, and seems a lot wont lend on "real estate business" ... anyone have any familiarity with this?

Its normally the hub and spigot or hubless variety.