We have one successful flip under our belts and have created a scalable business plan to do many properties per year.

Hi Krissi,Some things to think about in your situation are in regards to scalability and also the fact you live in CA.

I believe that most people, unless they are talented at being an elite investor, should just be an LP role in a syndication due to the scalability and being able to spread their capital across different leads, business plans, asset classes, and geographical locations.

This could be prohibitive for anyone doing real wholesaling, as well as anyone with a scalable business model that wants to get 2, 3, 4 houses going at one time, obviously selling many more than 4 annually.Thoughts?

Also, as far as I'm aware - neither service alerts you of undervalued deals.Also another thing to note is that the idea can easily be modified to simply analyze the cash-flow potential of homes or even entire regions of the US (although scalability could be a problem).In the end, if everything goes well, it might end up being a tool that gives you a shorter list of homes you'd have to go in and make the final call.

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@Tasha DavisIf you buy properties at a discount and apply BARRRR properly, you can definitely do it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/forget-br...The point is that when you buy at a significant discount (motivated seller) and then put some work and refinance it out properly, you pull out all the cash you sunk in and can rinse and repeat.Now to do it with such scale, you better have some solid, scalable processes and use good software.You also need a solid deal pipeline from doing your own marketing via DM or some other means.If you want a DM gameplan, just holler and I'd be glad to send you one.

@Ian Walsh You are correct everything has to be scalable.

The intended net benefits to the company (at a high level) were ehancing scalability, increasing service levels, improving flexibility, and modestly decreasing long term maintenace costs on the portfolio.

. #2 - I encourage you to read around on BiggerPockets and decide whether you want to build a scalable business or treat real estate investing like a hobby.