I plan to one day make enough cash flow to be financially free and create a prospering, successful, and self sustaining business through multiplex investing.

And that is generally not a good way to build a sustainable practice.

The debt to income test and the sustainability test.Debt to Income TestThe debt to income test means that my total monthly debt payments must stay below 56.99% of my income.

But our goal is steady, sustainable growth, and to be more of a great service for individual investors to gain experience and profits in the short term rental space without having to reinvent the wheel. 

Any advice/tips on starting and sustaining a wholesaling focus?

In my opinion, your goal should be to consistently buy properties which generate a sustained positive cash flow and are located in areas likely to appreciate over time.

Decent, rehabbed Multi family is desperately needed in the area to sustain the workers that want to live in the area and not pay $1500/month in a tower rental.

Looking into the possibility of a few higher end homes or a small community of townhomes/condos.I have years of solar development experience, but have yet to get involved with RE development, so I am looking to connect with any sustainability focused/ LEED developers in the upstate region surrounding Hudson/Catskill or Great Barrington. 

Many of the businesses are very worried about sustaining there income along with their workers...Personally, I hope a lot of his campaign was more talk than he can handle... but only time will tell.

By comparing home prices to their long-run, sustainable levels, which are supported by local market fundamentals such as disposable income, the MCI categorizes home prices in individual markets as undervalued, at value or overvalued.