My current career is good and I make a nice living but it's not going to sustain the type of investing I want to do (as in I want to buy A LOT more homes).I've spoken with a few nice people over at the Norris Group about their boot camp but their price is quite high.

It is very challenging to start and sustain a group of experienced investors.  

To sustain our momentum, we will continue to utilize and improve upon a continued mix of networking and leveraging relationships, advertising campaigns (using Google and setting up a website), and the internet.Financing: We will utilize the following financing options as they are available to us:1.

I have a BA in Environmental Studies and an MBA with a focus on sustainable/green business.

In a worst case situation, you may need to pay investors from your own pocket to keep them for future deals, otherwise your business model won't sustain itself and this was a failed venture.

Look where the growth is headed and if it is sustainable. 

A fixer upper that you could do an FHA mortgage on ... 3.5% down I believe, and then you can do the same thing a year or two later.Remember ... it's not about having them all by "25" ... its building a sustainable business that works for you, for your family, and generations to come... 

awesome job, and definitely agree with pulling yourself out of the rehab, it is the only way to have a sustainable flip biz!

I think I might put it into a life insurance fund. 3 packs a day for 26+ years isn't sustainable.

@Gonzalo GonzalezHi Gonzalo,The market on the West coast is very similar to what I experienced in Australia.IMO its not a sustainable way to purchase real estate and grow a portfolio.I probably had over $200.000 - $300,000 in opportunity cost for buying real estate predominantly focused on the increase in value.Nowadays I will only buy cash and purely numbers based as they stand today.