The goal is to eventually use the cash flow from the land to buy rental properties and build long-term sustainable wealth with real estate.

Much of Ag can sustain as they are pumping ground water like crazy.

We need wholesalers to understand that they're not building a long term sustainable business if they do this by offering "deals" at 80-90% of ARV. 

@Sadaf MikI would try to choose a community that resonates with your values and your goals.

I managed residential buildings in historic Anacostia, Greenway, Deanwood, and elsewhere across the river, and my feeling is a lot of those neighborhoods still have a ways to go in terms of sustained improvements, even if sales are hot.

Besides the excitement about affordable property values and some young people taking advantage of this affordability, what are the real driving factors that will carry these markets forward and ultimately transform them into healthy, sustainable areas?

So I started asking around and interviewing all of the big names: Rod Kheilf, Micheal Blank, Brad Sumrok etc, and none of them resonated with me at the time.

For the new investors on this thread, I’m curious if you’ve found books or materials that resonate with you more than others have.

Or is this sustainable growth of property wealth??

I would sell the house, that is just too thin to sustain in my opinion.