I am talking about sustainable happiness, not the kind that comes from getting a good deal or buying something you really want.

@Jon LaBorde Don't use any marketing method that you can't sustain long-term.Something like cold text blasts is going to require a large list and regular contact for a long time to generate a worthwhile response.

The current level of unaffordability is not sustainable long-term; something's gotta give...

Are housing price increases justified and sustainable? 

Indianapolis may be a good market, but if you're suffering house hacking there probably not sustainable. 

Proper houses cost more than 150k-200k) and the rental prices are very low to sustain the house values.In the US I saw that I can buy a decent property for close to 60-100K and still make an income through the rent.

Your audiuence may be motivated but if your message is just "sell me your house for cash" you are not going to see much traction.If your message is "I have food", and your audience is starving, your message resonates 100% with the pain point your ideal audience is experiencing.I call this "Message Resonance".Message resonance is a concept I have developed to evaluate and visualize how effective your marketing strategy truly is.In the above example you have a 100% message resonance.

I am a huge component for scalability with sustainability, and I am always trying to rethink the way we do things and how they would be done if we were to scale.  

With their guidance, my experiences were woven into a narrative that resonated authentically, like melodies in a symphony.

Both methods are fine if you can sustain the expenses.