I'm trying to gauge my steps and I was wondering how do I keep this momentum perpetuating to a successful portfolio with limited funds to work with?

There is still a potential right of redemption, or issues in the process that could create headaches, but the system was designed to get properties back into commerce and that simply wouldn't be possible if title issues persisted in perpetuity.   

If you've built those up to let's 500k, then at a 3.5% safe withdrawal rate you can pull out $17,500/yr into perpetuity (incl adjusting for inflation).  

Lenders publish rate sheets first thing in the morning, and sometimes there's a mid-day price change if there's enough mortgage bond movement.

I don't believe the Work From Anywhere movement is lasting and as the real estate cycle resets itself, people will become more conservative and reduce their spending into categories that are essential.

Posts like this one are perpetuating the idea they are the same.  

I am hoping some of our local Chattanooga folks can give me some guidance on this one.1,550 sq ftIt's a 3br/2bathIt's in for 70kRehab for 25k3.5 week projectHolding cost under $500ARV 118-120kPotential profit 20-25kNo financing, cash dealProject is in Ridgeside east of Tunnel Blvd.So my question is really around current movement.

As part of my demographics research, I closely monitor the movement of where the Asian money is flowing in metro Atlanta.

I put a downloadble pdf of Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" hereAnd a youtube video of Napoleon Hill talking about the book.Napoleon Hill (October 26, 1883 – November 8, 1970) was an American author in the area of the new thought movement who was one of the earliest producers of the modern genre of personal-success literature.

The important part is accounting for the movement of funds.