I'm guessing about 2k sq ft, and between the 1% rule of price and $1 sq ft, lets say $1750/year, so $145 month would be my lowest end without seeing the house.Would you be able to sustain this if you went into negative cash flow?

I am also very interested in networking with Developers of Tiny House, Green and Self Sustaining Communities.Please get in touch if you have any suggestions and I would love to help if you need anything in the Metro Atlanta Area or South Florida.

Appreciation by virtue of it's name doesn't sustain a business - it's just appreciated.

( I plan on traveling there once I have a plan in place)The sustainable answer would be to find other passive investors as opposed to those who get paid referrals to lead you back to a sale.

Its impossible to have a crystal ball @Jonathan Vona, there are people like Robert Kiyosaki and other economists who predict a correction / recession / crash or whatever you want to call it this year or by 2019.If you are going by the 10-12 years cycle then it may happen, if you are looking at the debt levels in the US and Europe then yes it doesn't look sustainable especially with rising interest rates.

Sometimes home prices surge faster than rents, and you may not be able to sustain those returns on new acquisitions unless you want to own slum-like properties.

Getting out looks to be the goal since there is no way this can be sustainable.

Yeah I wouldn’t be surprised if I don’t actually quit my job even after my passive income is enough to sustain me richly.

My goal by that time is to have enough monthly income to sustain myself and my significant other and continue finding good deals, fixing 'em up, holding onto 'em and renting to friends and acquaintances I know to be dependable.On this site, I'm looking to network with others in the area and to seek guidance when I have a quandary or when I find an opportunity I need advice on.

I'm just hoping, at the very least, for the property to be self sustaining if at some point its no longer owner occupied.Thanks, best of luck to you as well!