Quote from @John Clark: When I read successive “rah rah” posts, I smell skunk cabbage, but that’s just me.Perhaps, but also maybe folks are looking to spread positivity as a networking strategy, which resonates with how I aspire to be: Giving value in as many interactions as I can, because that truly is abundance.

These numbers sound decent but whats the condition of the property and is the $925/month rent sustainable for the neighborhood?

If your priority is building wealth sustainably and positioning yourself for long-term financial independence, I’d strongly recommend considering properties like duplexes, triplexes, or even quadplexes.

The sustainability test is that 3/4 of units need to cover 75% of the mortgage from my understanding.

I’d argue that a mix of custom and arcane, broker-serving laws sustains current practice, not market demand like for Delta tickets or Colgate toothpaste.

Any suggestions for impactful investments or initiatives that could provide sustainable support would be deeply appreciated.Thank you for your wisdom and support during this challenging time.P.S.

But there becomes a point where, hopefully we all get to, money is flowing in far faster and needs to be invested quicker than a multi-year due diligence period can really sustain.  

Can we hear from individuals who have experienced sustained success buying section 8 rentals while relying on entirely 3rd party service providers? 

We believe the best way to do this is:To ensure sustained occupancy, positive tenant reviews are crucial.

Okay, this is gonna be long..here goes.Starting with $80,000 and considering your goals as a new investor with a family, the key is balancing risk and reward while prioritizing sustainable growth.1.