In Orlando, house prices dropped 40-50% in some cases because the market was not sustainable.

My goal for 2021 is graduate next month with AA Degree and to continue to invest in personal development/ self development and sustain the habits I have built daily (Analyze 1 deal, watch 1 Bigger pockets podcast, read 1-2 hours, read Bigger pockets forums 15 minutes a day etc.)

VERY bullish on this area as I see sustainable vacation rental growth.

Maybe it’s not as sustainable as the other ways to wholesale, but it is possible, and it’s a way to get started, learn some new skills, build relationships, and make some moneyWholesaling off MLS 

Or is this sustainable growth of property wealth??

I would sell the house, that is just too thin to sustain in my opinion.

If the tenants are staying 4 or more years you might expect to pay that much or more but if these are 1 or 2 year turn cost you will not be able to sustain this long term.

We are committed to sending out a postcard towards the end of next month, but we don't know how much longer we can sustain this with such pitiful results - the time to pull the cord on this experiment is getting close.Any advice, counseling, strategies, words of wisdom or ideas would be a great help to us.

I can work from home but the job I have doesn't provide me with the funds I need to even sustain any type of lifestyle.

I don't think the model is sustainable, but it could explain how flippers could be making money on deals where the numbers are very tight.