I define a good investment property as one that meets all three of the following criteria: Sustained profitability - The property must generate a positive cash flow today and into the foreseeable future.Likely to appreciate over time.Located in an area where you can make money and business risks are low.The above criteria is a combination of location, the individual property, legislation, ongoing demand and other factors.

Non-government forecasters are predicting 2.1% GDP growth for the year. 2-3% is good sustainable growth. 4% is probably too hot, requiring rate hikes.

Hi everyone,I'm completely new to real estate and am looking for advice or a mentor's tips on the whole process of figuring out whether renting student property in the UK is sustainable and then going forward and acquiring a property.

This was not sustainable income and I started going in the hole and decided to sell. 

But I think if you focus on it instead of flipping, you can really build up your cashflow quickly and be very sustainable.

So while I did have some folks meeting a couple of times, it is not some ongoing, successfully sustained thingHow are you looking to get started? 

I thinking of things such as-Sustainable building practices-Regenerative Architecture-Roof top Agriculture-Dare I say "how to reduce tenants rents"-Changing Housing Policies and laws-Providing more low income properties-Keeping costs down while providing quality unit/product Im hoping to hear some examples of "good will" you've witnessed within the REI industry

“Shortages of vacant developed lots and regulatory hurdles in Austin make it difficult for meaningful housing development activity to occur within Austin’s city limits.”This is a major issue to be addressed in CodeNEXT, the first major overhaul of Austin's land development code in 30 years:“Next to CodeNEXT, the City’s selection of a new city manager will have the single-greatest impact on the direction of our region’s future and the sustainability of Austin's housing market, so it’s critical that local community stakeholders and business leaders have the opportunity to weigh in on this important decision,” concluded Guthrie.

With that in mind if we exclude the medical contracts there is not enough work coming in to sustain a 40 hour work week for our shops.

2) Tesla delivered 1 million vehicles, 26 billion electric million miles driven3)  Sustainable energy generation (solar), storage (batteries), and transportation (EVs)4)  Goal ONE -  Terawatt-Hr Scale Battery Production!