My goal is to have a small, but MIGHTY portfolio 😊.I've been researching property management software and feel the most drawn to Tenant Cloud based on their price point, scalability, and amount of features. 

It definitely seems like a really scalable model and if I do a rental arbitrage based out of some touristy town on the east coast, during the spring/summer I could take advantage of a busy vacation spot and make a pretty good chunk of change off of Airbnb.

As far as Columbus Ohio goes, it is scalable due to the growth going on right now with Intel coming in, Nationwide Children's, and obviously campus.

I don't see 15-20% on every property being scalable as i want... i'm sure i'll find ways around that later, but i just want to focus on the first property for now.

It avoids the CA franchise tax, is scalable so you can add multiple assets under it while benefiting from the liability minimixation structure of child series' , and it can streamline your operations by using one set of books, bank account, etc.

That is one thing I like about self-rehab because I learn a house inside and out, but that is a different story and obviously not scalable beyond 30-40 units. 1) Photograph everything - every room, closet, light fixture etc.2) Video everything - seems redundant, but this the replacement for your notebook in 2022; you can have a VA go and transcribe your room by room notes for your reference later (example, go through a room, take your photos while discussing with your boots, then remove them from the room, kick off your video and say "123 Main Street, Master Bedroom Second Floor, Fair condition, needs paint, hardwood refinishing, and the lock on the window is broken."

This set up would provide you with a scalable structure as your business grows, liability minimization by the separation of assets, and anonymity can be put in place as well.Thanks,-Megan

I would make sure this system is scalable.   

If you are going to have multiple properties, a series LLC is a good option as its scalable.

I see it as scalable and a way to get into a real estate and start a business.