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

End of the day its whatever each parties agree to being fair and scalable.

I have also skip traced phone numbers to cold call/text owners, this is much more scalable but has less success.

Your side hustle bringing in 4K/month is really good... if it's something you really like doing and is scalable, do you think you could turn that into a career and make as much as you were doing in your corporate job?

If you are hear you have heard about the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) and are looking for more information on what they are, what they are good for, how do they work in protecting me and my assets, and its scalability etc.

It seems that given the digital nature and scalability of these mentorships (and inherently low teacher to student ratios) the value - if it is actually there - would have to be in the community itself.

Cold calling and knocking on doors are two methods which are not really scalable/ viable for a long term bussiness.

But I am assuming you'd want a scalable business so if you can handle it, getting a few properties at once may be more beneficial than having just one.

@Roy JamesThe big advantage with multifamily is that it is scalable, and can be managed more efficiently.

It is not a scalable skill that will lead to building a large portfolio down the road.