After proving otherwise, it'll take bigger and more sustained examples of you being disciplined with money to overcome a past of not so much.

I am talking about real direct costs of the method).Show me evidence that there is no work involved (after setting it all up)Show me that it is sustainable (meaning, when you stop, doing "it" the leads STILL come in)So please please please, stop arguing with me.

I have a particular interest in residential sustainable cluster divisions, but more importantly, I am looking to gain experience in the development sector.

That said, I would expect most of the price inflation in DC to be mostly sustainable.

Have read a lot of books from Bigger Pockets via Amazon to get me throughNow I want to target growth, sustainability and value investing through Bigger Pockets partnership. 

Hoping is not a strategy.This is not a sustainable way of investing and thats one of the reasons why I personally decided to move to the US and start building a portfolio here.Thanks.

I always want to see their financials...last two paycheck stubs, last two months of bank statements, etc. to be sure that they can sustain paying their rent.

Is this a sustainable strategy considering I'm not looking for cash flows?

If it were me, I'd find a property that can sustain itself AND a property manager in the event that you need one.

I invested my time building a sustainable business so I would have a pipeline of deals when I made the plunge.