It takes many years of work and experience to become a well known listing agent of choice at scale (and continued good execution to maintain it).

You could easily scale to thousands of units singlehandedly.

Seems to me that at scale, a portfolio like Luka's would indeed build wealth over time and open up options to transition into higher quality appreciation markets several years down the line, with the benefit of more capital and (more importantly) more experience.

Most don't worry about CapEx on SFR.You'll make more money by scaling faster:)

Cost of Small-Scale Development: It’s true that building very small units can have a higher per-unit cost (we spend much of our day educating homeowners on the true all-in costs).

Property management is KEY in Cash flow markets like Danville. and here's a couple with danville (I omitted in the above because it threw off scaling)

This will keep you organized and help you scale your operations.Virtual Marketing: Utilize tools like direct mail, cold calling, SMS marketing, and social media ads to generate leads.

Recently, I’ve been interning as the COO for a Real Estate Investment company that handles flips, remodels, and out of state investments, with the goal of scaling the business for increased profitability.My military background has instilled in me core values like resilience, integrity, hard work, and effective leadership.

I would like some advice on how you've scaled your real estate business from single family properties to larger multi-family properties.

I would just like to scale up and the capital that I have isn’t enough to move as quickly as I’d like to acquire properties, so looking for other options.