I guess I'm looking for an extra income stream or cashflow because one day I would like to retire on my investment.

I've covered both blood red and Barney purple in two coats (without primer) using the $12/gallon (speed cote) paint at the depot.

I cant describe why but I have a feeling deep in my soul that now is the time to build my foundation of a passive income stream through real estate.

Stream of consciousness about the deal and not a lot of time to post today.

So do lenders.With that said, don't get in too big of a rush to accumulate more debt and get rid of a cash flow stream.

Be careful this stuff gets in your blood :)What a great start to having your own business.

When you follow the greatest level of interest, be that earning positive interest from investments, or paying the APR from your own debt, you make the strongest use of your assets at hand.A further caveat, if option B leads to a better stream of income and less risk while building equity, I'd opt there.

After some research, I've pretty much concluded that MFRs are the way to go to generate a scalable income stream.

In one training that I attended specifically focused on landlording, the trainer (who manages lots of units) indicated that whenever he started to evict somebody, he wanted to be sure he had grounds to carry out the eviction to COMPLETION - bad blood develops with an eviction filing, and the tenant develops a chip on their shoulder you might have to now deal with.

Seller gets tax deferral, has long term income stream without management, and you get easy simple financing.