I plan to keep any money in the property and add more from my W2 to build up a solid reserves fund, then hoping as the property stabilizes I can contribute more from the property cash flow to further sustain this reserves account!

I understand what you are trying to accomplish, but there are other ways to scale that are perhaps more sustainable and less risky than using so much leverage.

How do we know when that market is saturated and can no longer sustain growth?

Interested in using leverage to create passive income that is durable and sustainable.  

Given the increase in population and the increased demand for water that brings, it just doesn’t seem sustainable to me.I’m curious how others navigate changing climate issues and factor them into buying decisions. 

But he is not the only one, I recommend going down the rabbit hole and watching other wholesaler channels as well to see who/what resonates best with you.  

The parks they lived in were eye-sores even in the 70s and have long since been torn down.I would love to see a solution to creating affordable parks, but only if it came with heavy regulation to ensure sustainability. 

So not sustainable income-- I would not alleviate personal debt first, if you have any.

Thats just not sustainable.  

- Like most others on this platform, we're looking to build a long-term, sustainable business that minimizes day-to-day headaches... we're willing to invest upfront / be proactive to structure things "correctly" and avoid challenges in the future (e.g. trying to separate personal vs. business receipts and figuring out which goes where)Sorry for the long post but hopefully this can spark a productive discussion for everyone involved.