@Bruce Lynn is correct about the costs associated with a scalable wholesaling business. 

It is scalable, the returns are good, you don't need a lot of employees (we have none currently) to grow a good size business but you do need capital. 

As you start closing deals, you will need to reinvest your profits into mailing lists and other scalable activities to grow your business.

Syndication is a more scalable and evergreen business model compared to wholesaling. 

It is scalable so it grows with your business needs.

It's scalable and allows be to use my time for networking and putting together future deals. 

But like most of us that started real estate with single family—it isn’t scalable.

The main advantage of MFH is not savings but scalability - it's a lot easier to buy 25 units at a time buying an apartment building than it is to find 25 good SFH, and that cannot be argued with.

Doing the right things right the first time is the shortest, least costly path to achieve true quality.)Crosby's methodology is absolutely scalable to any size company with some thought and effort.

But with already 5 properties, scalability can be a concern due to max number of loans allowed by banks.Syndications: 100% passive.