Building a multifamily is probably at the top of the pyramid.

Do you have another profitable investment in the wings that might pyramid your return?

When those needs are met, we can progress to the next level of Maslow's Pyramid.

I'm looking to get started and pyramid up so I'm more interested in positive cash flow.

Picture an inverted pyramid with 1. being actually doing something to learn it and 2. being shown how to do it by a mentor.

Just remember that pyramids make bad investment properties!

Hey Amilio, do you want to start a pyramid business??

I got a call from some outfit in UT in the succeeding days  trying to sell something, I forget now what it was, it all runs together after a while.Feels a bit scamie to tell you the truth ... but, I"m all for free enterprise.Maybe I should add something to my card that says something like 'if this card finds it way up-pyramid please don't contact me'. 

Haven't heard of it, but it appears to be a website offered by "Pyramid Platform" which "provides a comprehensive solution for the management and disposition of REO properties in an easy-to-use, secure, web-based application", according to their website. https://www.pyramidplatform.com/

Hello,I'm very happy to be joining the discussions here on BP (I've been lurking for several weeks).Long story short: I'm interested in comparing notes with people who have found themselves in an under-leveraged position who wanted to expand their residential portfolios and who had to decide whether to buy, hold, and do cash out refis, OR "pyramid" up with 1031 exchanges.I'll submit some information about myself here in the interest of connecting with others who are curious about the same things I am:I made what for me was an all-in bet in ~2011 purchasing 6 condos in the South Bay Area ( San Jose).