However, at this point in my life I am looking to add a second stream of income and I want it to be as hands off as possible.

@Robert Hinzman make sure you have strong cash reserves if real estate will be your primary income stream.

this morning I saw an attached SFH for $220,000 in Carol Stream that will be close to the 1% rule but grab that using FHA and start building equity, utilize the experience as a learning lesson, get the tax advantages, appreciation over the next year, and keep looking for a 2-4 flat. 

She initially wanted them all sold but today they provide a significant income stream & capital gains. 

Another thing to think about if you're putting in a well is whether you can parlay that into a community well for the surrounding homes or businesses, as a secondary income stream.

I use Roku TVs with Guest Mode turned on so guests can use their own streaming accounts.

For example, maybe the seller wants the security of the income stream for 20 years but you want the chance to sell Or refi out of the deal before then - just in case things change for you.

The marketing company that was working for us used prop stream to pull the data and a lead stacker system to skiptrace and manage the data.

Since you don't work a W2 job, your lender will want to confirm that you have earned a steady and consistent stream of income as a business owner.For your rental properties, the lender may include that income if you are cash-flowing assuming you also have a history of that documented on your tax returns for 2+ years.

Having a job is just a different income stream.