Those deal would generate a lump sum profit to be it sed for future investing.i've been advised both that I have enough to begin investing and also that I don't invest don't have enough to begin investing, or more importantly to sustain the business.Can anyone provide feedback about your experience or knowledge about the Note Assistance Program and/or its Note Lab?

Take a step back and focus on building a solid, sustainable business over time.It's totally okay to feel a bit nervous, but with some smart planning and informed decisions, you can definitely make your real estate dreams come true :) Good luck, Keith!

What is the prospect of its sustainability for investors?

I haven't shopped around yet, but I imagine an umbrella policy for the pool would increase costs.I do have a smallish home maintenance fund saved of about $20,000 so could sustain any unforseen expenses for a tiny bit. 

Dollar General and Dollar Tree have been building ~1,000 stores each in the U.S. each year for over a decade, and I've read people on the forums who have pursued strategies for building and leasing specifically to these players at a high volume.How is this rate of new builds sustainable, and how can we determine the point of saturation, when the pipeline ends?

My partner and I know we will probably have to start small and have considered purchasing one or two properties ourselves this year to test this out- but our business is not at a place yet where we can afford to sustain the losses on a monthly basis (we are well aware that we will be cash flow negative given the rates and what we will be able to charge for rent). 

Then the 'shell-shock' will be more sustainable. 

It is not really something you can do for a week and then take a break - I would like to meet men and women who are willing and able to do it over a sustained period of time, because that is the only way to become successful at it. 

@Alexander Timberlake Your theory resonates with me in that our outlook on buy and hold property seems to be the same.  

Spending too much on rent is just not sustainable in the long run -- and the tenant is stressed about money all the time.