Multiple planned infill and redevelopment projects aimed at revitalizing and expanding the business and residential sector here in Sacramento, as well as a steady stream of people coming into the city from more expensive areas are all prominent contributions to the growth of Sacramento.

For example:  I want to develop a strong passive income stream to:  (this is a why) so that I can not rely on a 9-5 job and have the FREEDOM of TIME to: (TRAVEL, Spend more time with Family, concentrate on a hobby, volunteer with a NON-Profit, develop a business ect). 

Our plan is to immediately purchase either single or multi-family rental property, for an income stream. 

I just wanted to see if any of you have tried this type of investing even if it's for another stream of income.

Bottom line, the tenants will pay off your brother's house and he will have a second income stream.

Our unique marketing strategies drive a steady stream of traffic to our website and offices, which results in many buyers for our listings and many new listings.

1) Use a tool like Prop Stream to search for cash buyers near your subject property & skip trace through Skip Genie or Spokeo.2) Pull sold transactions out of the MLS in your zip code and call the brokers/ask if they still have cash buyers. 3) Export LLC's and Absentee owned properties in your zip code sold in the past 6 months - a year out of list source skip trace and call or mail them. 4) Search your city in the massive FB groups.

The benefits are enormous for investors and those of us seeking additional passive income streams.  

That's when he spilled the beans, revealing "my sister is a broker".He would have been perfectly happy to let me spend my time and effort finding properties for him and then to have his sister make the sale, and without a contract, it would have been a long, risky fight to get paid.That was the day my strategy of requiring the buyer's broker agreement before investing time and labor was vindicated.No contract?  

Depends on your mission, income stream or quick cash.