Investments in infrastructure, education, and technology are key priorities for sustaining long-term growth and addressing challenges such as affordable housing and traffic congestion.ConclusionRaleigh's market situation in 2024 is a testament to the city's adaptability and growth potential.

I been looking into either property abroad, homesteading/self sustainable home for myself, building a community living with a self sustainability situation with others, buying property abroad with a group of people I decide I trust enough to do so with (my inspiration for this last one: https://tynan.com/empire/), just go back to my original idea to house hack first, or a combination of the above.

Those deal would generate a lump sum profit to be it sed for future investing.i've been advised both that I have enough to begin investing and also that I don't invest don't have enough to begin investing, or more importantly to sustain the business.Can anyone provide feedback about your experience or knowledge about the Note Assistance Program and/or its Note Lab?

Take a step back and focus on building a solid, sustainable business over time.It's totally okay to feel a bit nervous, but with some smart planning and informed decisions, you can definitely make your real estate dreams come true :) Good luck, Keith!

What is the prospect of its sustainability for investors?

I haven't shopped around yet, but I imagine an umbrella policy for the pool would increase costs.I do have a smallish home maintenance fund saved of about $20,000 so could sustain any unforseen expenses for a tiny bit. 

Dollar General and Dollar Tree have been building ~1,000 stores each in the U.S. each year for over a decade, and I've read people on the forums who have pursued strategies for building and leasing specifically to these players at a high volume.How is this rate of new builds sustainable, and how can we determine the point of saturation, when the pipeline ends?

My partner and I know we will probably have to start small and have considered purchasing one or two properties ourselves this year to test this out- but our business is not at a place yet where we can afford to sustain the losses on a monthly basis (we are well aware that we will be cash flow negative given the rates and what we will be able to charge for rent). 

Then the 'shell-shock' will be more sustainable. 

It is not really something you can do for a week and then take a break - I would like to meet men and women who are willing and able to do it over a sustained period of time, because that is the only way to become successful at it.