In a similar vane we do not count secondary income streams (e.g. laundry, parking); use a higher interest rate than we can currently obtain; and assume no appreciation (or even depreciation) of the asset.   

Hello all, So we are in a rather good situation but would love to improve it by getting more revenue streams from rental properties.

For me she finds me the best deals, she stream lines the paperwork and most importantly she ALWAYS closes. 

I work full time, self-manage 11 rentals, am trying to expand 3 more houses, plus military, family, launching a business and other obligations.The key I have made is to stream line the process.

A broker sends me a constant stream of listings off of the NJ MLS system for the areas property I'm interested.  

@Brent Ludwig Now, if you haven't already, find the movie "Pacific Heights" and watch it!

At that time, you can then rollover the funds from that 401(k) into a self directed IRA or 401(k) that you can use to invest in real estate on a tax-deferred basis.A good wealth planning strategy is to have multiple strategies or streams of income.  

After listening to Robert Allen's "Multiple Streams of Income."

One thing you have to realize is that the more doors you have you have a higher income stream (duplex, triplex, quad), however some of the tenants you get are transient and don't stay very long.

Ever seen the movie, ‘American Hustle?’