Its not a scalable business model, but works....until it doesn't.

For scalability why not go with 30 year mortgages on both, tie up less cash and buy more?

Podio is an incredible tool for those interested in a scalable solution.

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Still, the idea is to milk that leverage while you're still notching up to like three, four, or even five million in net worth because you are still in growth mode.Trying to juggle individual properties or even those portfolio loans, which by the way, are like Christmas bonuses for lending brokers, it's not exactly the kind of scalable approach you want.

The reason people typically recommend starting bigger is because it is more scalable, takes a similar amount of effort, and at first may not produce as much profits if you are splitting up the profits with you partners however in the long term you will see greater results.

Being a seasoned specialized LO is more scalable.

BRRRR does have more profit/scalability potential but it also has significantly more risk.

Please do all you can to keep things consistent and scalable. 

This is very high-touch and personal, but also not scalable in a meaningful way, and often times, unless you have something pertinent to discuss with each investor, some may view this as a waste of time (think in corporate speak: "this meeting could have been an email")Newsletters are very scalable, and with scale the personal touches are lost, since you are presumably sending this to thousands of people.