I'll be honest the new building/development world is extremely tough to get into and unless you are planning to do it at scale or have a super unique way to find land/deals the risk usually isn't worth the reward. 

As a bit of fore sight, My business partner and I plan to scale the business to have employees.I am currently paid through my llc for selling homes, but the issue is that when I am to be paid for services of property management, the funds have to pass through my managing broker's office. 

This is just a little tuck in acquisition that gives you more volume, more workflow, more economies of scale.

Personally I have 25 units and scaling up and generally speaking it takes me about 5 hours per month to do everything.

However for business development or scaling your business to the next level, these courses might offer some help.

I was trying to figure out how to scale my rental business when a friend of mine who had several rentals told me of his program to pay down his highest interest rate loan, with cash flow and adding other money and then applying that free-and-clear cash flow to paying off the next loan and having 2 free and clear props.

Learned a lot and confident I can scale.

RE is not much disrupted so far by AI except for some small scale changes in property management and analytics.

Imagine this on a large scale where people depreciate $10Million  the government gives them a 30 year, zero percent $2.5Million loan  pretty sweet eh?

I'm looking at other markets because the purchase to rent ratio in Las Vegas isn't the best, and I believe I could yield a much higher return and scale elsewhere.