Or internally managed: I generally view in-house control as better, but internal PM and construction management work best at scale.  

To be honest its mostly not for self managers (though I am open to it) - the target is mostly for small PM's looking for help to scale. 

If you’re planning to scale you can look into larger ERPs like Buildium or Yardi.  

Now you do it on a big scale and teach others how to as well.

Now, I'm seeking to scale up and build my portfolio by investing in multi-family properties.

To be a good wholesaler, you have to build your buyer and property scale at the same time.

I am trying to create a system around the transactions itself from writing the contract, coordinating title, marketing the property, to exactly who needs to be contacted and when...to me thats the only way to scale!

If you’re looking for any specific guidance or just want to chat about how to scale from wholesaling to more long-term investments, I’d be happy to help.As for online seminars and meet-ups, BiggerPockets is a great place to start.

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On the other hand, single-family (typically) provides a tenant pool that can be more manageable and longer leases, and I am assuming maintenance and capex could be on a smaller scale, but I could be wrong on that.