I need to develop a new revenue stream if I am going to retire on my timeline.

Being a real estate investor is like sailing a boat in a stream that winds through a meadow.

I simply wanted to know a constant return in the event that I bought notes to hold for the life of the loan, this even though probably the easiest way to play with notes, seems to hold a lower return compared to turning them over early in their life, while principle is still fairly high.

I also plan to continue to flip properties to increase revenue streams and re-investment capital.

You're taking money out of your cash flow stream and using it to improve your net worth.So, assuming you mean $380 in positive cash flow (this should be after taxes, by the way, since the $475 is paid with after tax dollars) and you have a $475 expense, you have negative cash flow of $95 a month.

You can do well, but you are constantly taking risks, and not everyone can handle that.

But after spending a couple months there, my sinus problems got significantly worse, rather than improving as I'd expected.In addition, I work from home, and have discovered that the neighborhood is extremely noisy; kids screaming and dogs barking constantly, I really can't exaggerate how overwhelming it is, and it's already driving me crazy and making it it difficult to concentrate on my work.Finally, my longtime girlfriend has suddenly become very emotional about leaving all her friends behind, and that is putting some stress on our relationship.You think HUD cares about any of this stuff?

I wanted to address this in 2014 as it is in an older thread it is still a question that resonates constantly with property owners, and commercial property purchasers.

Additionally, there's probably a pea trap down stream that will keep the sewer gasses from the public sewer from coming up.

Do they need the cash or are they looking for a stress-free stream of income.