As we've sustained growth of our company, we've grown our staff to adjust to it. 

@Jolly SinghRoseville is a great market IMO, but that's too much negative cash flow to sustain. 

I’m assuming whatever you can sustain based on income.

The best Real Estate deals that I've done, are the ones that are self-sustainable (cashflow) from day 1 with a value add component.

I just see an opportunity down south shore in the distant future as I'm not sure prices can sustain up there and are going to be forced down south.

If your clients care about perceived "sustainability," then recycled glass is durable and unique and comes in many different colors.

Some people get away with it, but its a very high risk due to regulatory changes and not a sustainable long term plan.

My wife and I had our first brush with real estate which came through purchasing our own home, and it sparked a fire within us to build a sustainable portfolio that benefits both future tenants and ourselves.

What I mean is a market driven mostly by auto-industry jobs at a time when the industry had major problems with an un-sustainable pay model.

This is why so many are poor services, there trying to be max profitable and trying to do as little as possible for as much as possible, and that is not sustainable as you will burn through clients as building poor rep from a string of dropped balls.