I'm seeking advice on scaling my real estate portfolio and attracting potential investors.

Alternatively, you go to Market B where you can achieve BRRRR'S and buy and renovate $100K houses, each appraising for $140K and you repeat this 4 times over the course of a 2 year period.

Think lakefront properties in small towns, destinations with new attractions (casinos, amusement parks)...Another idea is investing in properties suitable for accessory dwelling units to create dual-income setups, especially in cities with relaxed ADU regulations.

I think a conversation with the loan officer's manager to see if a compromise/alternative can be worked out may be beneficial. 

I've never invested in commercial real estate but the price they want to sell for seems very attractive.

Think of it as an alternative to paying down the loan with a lump sum to make it cash flow neutral.

This is the best alternate to a stove top kettle.

It's not my area of expertise and believe those who focus on this line of work on a day to day basis will attract buyers and achieve a 2.5-3% better result than if I were to do this on my own.

I am super attracted to the idea because I love to fix and flip, and the emount of money to get started is so much less. 

Again, I like the idea of a new fourplex, it just seems like you’re glossing over alternatives/possible problems. 1) You say you want to hold for cash flow instead of taking $120k cash by selling as soon as it’s built.