So the question is, if the experienced investor already has his or her streams of money to use, then what do you bring to the partnership?

This is one stream of marketing we are beginning to implement not the only one.

The idea being you have as part of your system what amounts to your own personal "ATM", that produces a continuous stream of profits...cash, to use as the "B" and the first "R".  

I really enjoy listening to the podcasts and have listened to all of the 141 episodes during my daily commutes.I was mostly inspired by the “Weekend Millionaire” series by Mike Summey and Roger Dawson, and truly believe wealth is an income stream and real estate investing is a getting rich slowly game.  

Once he has a more steady stream of deals in the works, and establishes systems to handle things it will be easier to create a better work/life balance.

My goal is to create multiple streams of income at a young age and make my mark in this industry.

Whether it will be worth the hassle depends on the projected income stream. 

__________________________________________________It is true with these larger deal you will exhaust your cash faster because of deal size but will have a quality asset if you buy right for the long term.A ground lease you are just buying the income stream and have no tax depreciation for the building.Now let's look at apartments.Banks want 30% down but multifamily direct lenders want 25% down.Here is how finance structure and leverage helps you.2 million dollar property putting 25% = 500,000 cash investedBank allows seller held 10% second purchase 3,350,000Bank allows seller held second at 15% you can purchase a 5 million dollar apartment building with the 500k cash down.Hope it helps.I analyze NNN properties everyday so I know the financing and the numbers cold.

It’s a great income stream that affords a nice lifestyle but it’s not the wealth builder that is going to get me to my big financial goals.

Very few succeed and those that do normally were already successful in another part of the industry and moved into that part of the industry because they had a steady stream of buyers and deal flow.