A lot has to go right for gentrification of that scale to take place.

Scaling tools make all the difference!

So, somehow, even though I'm an experienced professional, successful, full-time real estate investor, who has paid him to show me the ropes about Notes, I am responsible for college level knowledge while I'm still in grade school?

My wife are starting our real estate investing journey and we would like to scale up with multifamilies.

It appears he built an 'industrial grade' extension cord for the TV & game central etc.

It has been hard finding a place that 1) Doesn't get bid up by cash buyers that we can't compete with 2) Doesn't have 10's of thousands of capex out the gate3) Is in an area that I'd grade as C+ or better.

And most of the value in the opportunities has been scaled off by all of the other players.Ok I’m gambling on the other side….

I have expanded one park but purchased 9 overall and I will tell you that you can get a much much better deal buying existing and scaling it.New parks are extremely time-demanding and take a lot of capital.

That's how you scale it, just put all your extra income into marketing and it will be fully tax deductible (it's your expenses after all).

I'm wondering if it would be an option in my situation to do a blanket loan for scaling.