The remainder is primarily in annuities, bonds and cash related vehicles. 

Money for the down payments that comes in like an annuity either from your W2 efforts or from owning another business.

But if they only use 50kwh, they still owe $12-  They’re basically setting up an annuity for the solar company. 

Basically an annuity with 1mor both parties being amateurs.

I'd say the best options will be focusing on the endowment, or non qualified annuity. 

  $300K gets you $1250 a month or $15K per year.He could get an annuity at 7-8% and get more like $2200 per month with that $300k....

Heck, fixed annuities and agency debt are paying over 5% fixed, so if you really want to sleep well at night that is an option as well.Also, I have found that the landlord/tenant relationship is generally better with short term rentals than long term rentals.

An annuity is definitely a different level of risk exposure than this type of an alternative investment. 

As much as I hate annuities, you might speak with an annuity agent about the employer awarding a bonus in the form of a single premium deferred annuity invested in index funds and that you do not have the right to access until a date certain and then a full payout over time.

Many stockbrokers became “financial advisers,” and say what one might about them, the best ones are both personal financial coaches and multi-product experts (securities, annuities, insurance, etc.).