Im pretty curious to see the final numbers and what will be finished on the property and how it will be sustained. 

Based on the history of how we got here, it doesn't seem sustainable in the long run.

And if you need steady income right now, getting a job may also be in your best interest unless you have large cash reserves to sustain you.Good luck with whatever you decide.

A property that was purchased too high will test the waters in the landlords bank account as opposed to being self sustained for a bad moment.

Interest rates as low as they have been were an aberration that probably weren't sustainable long term.

My property is only a few minutes from a UMASS Memorial Campus and I’m wondering if there is a sustainable demand for traveling nurses in that area, and also if I could build a structure with a VA to be able to eventually vet tenants and take care of more of the back end once I establish my processes and write up the sop’s 🤔.

Eventually, those who bought to hold earlier end up being unable to sustain the original rents they were getting, and they then rent it for what the market rent drops to.

I did it all the time and it helped me grow my business into a self-sustaining team. 

At that point I figure it would be easy to just buy a couple properties a year with that money and the business would be completely self sustaining, which is the ultimate goal.  

As long as the debt is covered with enough to put some aside and be self sustaining and you are able to get that value up then it would be a great deal.