We've had consistent, sustainable growth ever since 2008.

My net worth may go down temporarily, but the cash flow would sustain me until the market rebounded.

In my opinion, that is NOT sustainable and they don't show me anything that says they will be around when the dust settles.

Materials and mechanical engineer with a minor in sustainability!

This is not sustainable with the high rate of unemployment, mortgage delinquencies, homeowners going into forbearance, Sheriff foreclosure sales currently on hold to at least October now, increased requirements for mortgage qualifications, small businesses going out of business, and a likelihood that children will be at home again in the fall for distance learning, restricting parents' ability to work.Overpaying for the property, delays in securing contractors/finishing the renovation, towns slow in completing Certificate of Occupancy/permit inspections, delays on getting the title work done, etc in a market that could turn on a dime is a recipe for disaster.

There is a lot of power in responsible leverage.Lastly, if you're making enough rental income to sustain a comfortable lifestyle, why would that be considered "cash poor?"

For me, it seems to all go back to having a large downpayment, to sustain a monthly revenue for "rainy day fund". 

It's not sustainable and they are sacrificing something.

Good day BP it's a pleasure to be a part of your community I wanted to know if I can get a second opinion about a deal I was analyzing it seems to be a sustainable amount growth in the after repair value in this particular property  but it's such a high investment which makes me think there's a reason it's still on the market which pushes me away a little since I'm relatively new it's a 5BR 4Bath  very hot area great School District it needs a full rehab asking price is 653,000 is the cheapest house in that area considering there's work that needs to be done to it now there's a house up the street that's almost identicalat but is a 4BR 3Bath going for 1,267,000 just recently would I more then likely  be spending  over a 100,000 on a full rehab  in  a A class  neighborhood

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