People were saying the market was going to crash, it wasn't sustainable, etc. 

If an area or state or even the US population continues to grow, well people need places to live and vacation, so to the extent that there is good demographics in an area and the sustainability of the income of the area, this will help dictate values and growth, or stability or decline.

My goal is to build a sustainable flipping operation while reinvesting profits into value-add multi-families to begin building my portfolio. 

I'm pretty handy and want to dive into house hacking, and I'm also able to sustain myself and pay for expenses while I do it through my remote job. 

If COC is required and it's all about self-sustaining compounding growth, well, that's a whole different conversation. 

Will I sustain long enough to off-set the negative cashflow AND the unexpected expenses?

Hi all,Starting to get into the real estate investing world and want to deploy cash from existing ecommerce business into more long term, sustainable asset.

I did work in New Orleans for a bit and met some Texans that came to New Orleans a few months of the year.My approach is to simply work from home/freelance and try to sustain that.

A lot of different strategies, find one that resonates with you and go all in on that

I've resonated with your info more than anyone's.