My goal is to build a self-sustaining business that generates it's own leads.  

If your plan is to start and grow a sustainable flipping business then you will need to start networking big time!

Lingering (and sole) concern at this point is sustainable property management. 

-I think we desperately need to build in central OH and build yesterday, but current methods (stick build) and motives (wall street moving pretend dollars around for bonuses) are not going to be a sustainable solution

Usually when you build or flip you are leaving too much money in the property to sustain keeping many of them. 

Other than that, my goals are to build a self-sustaining wholesale machine, grow a rental portfolio, and do som more fix n’ flips!

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We’re trying to stay away from Kentucky because their Medicaid for elders is not as accessible- we will aim for private pay and be flexible for those in need with Medicaid …There is a great demand for the elders needing care and the revenue will help us build income for finally owning a home of our own. otherwise we my (husband and I ) depend on our nation wide art shows, selling hand blown glass sculptures-luxury sales need a sustainable sister business for longevity.Note** want to inquire about LLC buying the property vs personal DTI - I’m working on moving personal debt to our business as it should have been set up…*** questions for lenderWe have been zoning and working with SBA for start up grants and inquiring an investing partner- we could use someone who knows the market ofNew Albany, Clarksville, Jeffersonville and Charlestown Also- gratitude ~ Jesi 

I have 41 years at it and I am only 44... well maybe a little older.But those that try to wholesale and live on the fringes I suspect their run is less than 24 months then they are doing something else... of course many rise up and become contractor fix and flip rehabbers.. and some become mega wholesalers.. but its very tough to keep that going for a sustained amount of time.. the RE license allows you to make money legally in may different arenas not just in sfrs... good luck and here's to you having massive success

If you buy for cash flow and plan on holding it indefinitely, it's a lot tougher to lose because people will always need somewhere to live. you're returns and rent and occupancy can drop, but if you underwrite in a way that it can sustain levels that drop, than you should be alright.