Joshua SanchezWhen it comes to long term investing, I like both hard property and notes.I've found notes to be much more scalable and less work overall.

That makes it very scalable.

Its scalable and most important its customizable. 

Especially one that is scalable with the growth of your business. 

But it's extremely time consuming and it's not scalable.  

Building a repeatable and scalable business flipping homes is something that we all know is wicked hard, and HomeVestors does make it much more efficient starting out.

In Chicago it is a fence at least 42 inches and non scalable.

That's what I did and it's a scalable way to build a biz. 

If I focus on the area heavily and exclusively, and make it part of my company mission statement to change the neighborhood by investing in the people as well as the real estate, does that make my business substantially less profitable or scalable?

My point is that you mentioned some things that first you have to make sure you are complying with the local, state and federal laws, second you have to create a business model that is scalable and leverageable.