As a solar professional and advocate I have never been a big fan of leasing/PPAs or even the PACE program or anything involving a fixture filing/lien for this reason.

We had 3% population growth all through the recession, but that new housing pace was just too strong to maintain.I know it was even worse in some markets where investors were buying condos on speculation, hoping to flip them or rent them.

How many months would it take to get to that pace?

It's entirely online at your own pace.

There data is rather well established, it is going to take years, many years, to catch up on the housing shortage and ramp up construction to parity (where pace of building meets demand at a net 0 factor).

If rental income does not keep pace with inflation, you will not have sufficient dollars to pay for inflated prices.Persistent - Your income lasts; you or your spouse won't outlive it.There are clear metrics for evaluating the probable long term performance of a location including:Metro population greater than 1M.

Check out wholesale hotline on YouTube and also watch any of Jamil, Brent or Pace's content

Has anyone here actually successfully found the mysterious "Due On Sale Clause insurance" referenced by Pace Morby on his Bigger Pockets podcast appearance on BP show#527 on Nov 4, 2021? 

Thinking strategically allows you to filter through the 100 items that all feel like they are on the A list and distill them down to the "what is the most important items I need to complete today"The manic pace of email, social media, phone calls, follow up, text messaging.

Zillow research data - https://www.zillow.com/researc...Landlord/tenant rules and regulations - Some locations have laws that limit how much you can raise rents, making it nearly impossible to keep pace with inflation.