A retiree might love a 6 cap income stream.

They idea of having three basic packages definitely makes sense to help stream-line everything.

Rigo Medina the seller may be close to retirement and would prefer a steady stream of income at a good interest rate (6%+) that is better and more predictable than what they'd get from the stock market.

That money fills my bills/emergency fund (3mos expenses) then spills over into my savings bucket.   

It would last forever if tenants didn't wear shoes in the house, didn't spill colored beverages, didn't have pets, etc. 

@Spencer Gatten, congratulations on your first deal.If what @Dave Vogt says is half true about your market, it will take some good marketing effort on your part to find a stream of good deals.

I help and show people how to use some of their savings to create streams of income by investing in multi-family apartment complexes in midwest states.

Now if you felt that this was going to be your last home and you plan to have your ashes scattered in the flower bed when you die, then having that additional long term income stream from an ADU might be a great investment.

When she sells the building, the salon will be empty and also be another revenue stream. 

If at the end of the Lease-To-Own term, the tenant is unable to get a loan, and if I am STILL wanting to collect a monthly income stream then I would reiterate the same process of putting a Lease-To-Own agreement in place for another 12-24 months to which would keep me from having to make repairs on the property.