I found some of his strategies on sustaining those relationships very profound.

The leveraged capital usually comes in the form of “hard money” which has high interest rates that are not sustainable for long periods of time.If flipping houses sounds interesting to you understand that it is not something that you should quickly jump into.

Currently I own a 1 unit condominium rental property and would like to multiply the success with that unit to build income on my road to self sustainability.  

I am in the middle of a dual -M.P.A in nonprofit business management and urban sustainability.

Many, many contractors go out of business because they can't price high enough to sustain a business.The important thing to remember is that, in most cases, the market dictates both cost and price... it's not that different from selling a house - you can only sell for what the market will bear.

I worked for a wholesaling company for a short period of time but found out fast how much savings you need to sustain the period of time before making that first deal.

I have done a little research, and it looks like a great area that will sustain upgrades like granite countertops and hardwood floors.  

As of right now they lose on average $3,000 per transaction and that is simply not sustainable. 

This can be used for any type of housing to sustain you and your family.

Depending on how soon the approval comes back I am in debate as to whether this deal has a big enough profit margin to sustain any softening of the market between now and the time I get lender approval, complete rehab, and close on the selling side.