It also keeps the rental property funds separate from other income streams making it easier come tax time to look at income and expenses.

My thinking is each condo in a building on the same parcel have separate titles, whereas an apartment building's units are all part of the same title of the building:Residential real property that is alienable separate from the title to any other dwelling unit, provided that both of the following apply:(A) The owner is not any of the following:(i) A real estate investment trust, as defined in Section 856 of the Internal Revenue Code.

It’s truly an amazing feeling when you get the first few income streams up and running then things seem to grow naturally from there.

Worst case is I have a kicka$$ vacation home.Another possible revenue stream is the amount of car commercials that are filmed in the area with limited accommodations.

Cap rate is a way to compare the value of an income stream. 

If you have a stream of leads then it might be a little easier.  

Rather just deal with paper and collect an income stream. 

Some of the only times you don't are if it is vacant land, an Estate, New construction, Foreclosed, HUD, 5+ unit dwellings.

I do like Burbank and North/East Hollywood quite a bit for the long run as the streaming war heats up with Netflix and Disney taking up more offices creating more jobs that will help lift the residential market as well.

This will significantly amplify your revenue stream and make it easier for you to recoup your original investment.● Enjoy better financing options.