"Equity shrinks pretty quickly when you sell".Thirdly, anybody tooting their own horn wants something from you . . . your money.Now, since I have 10,000,000 houses and $100,000,000,000 in equity, I can verify this is true.Seriously folks, question everything in life and you'll love me for learning that principal.You may ask, is the person answering my post an expert and is their opinion good?

Now I am realizing there are too many of them for me to personally execute on, but I also hate the idea of wasted opportunities.How does an experienced investors actually scale their operations besides just hiring VAs? 

The answers are individual specific; people can tell you what they'd do, but without a thorough knowledge and understanding YOU it won't have much relevance.Here's my suggestion - read books, search for biographical information, and become familiar with people who have accumulated a good size portfolio of real property, to see how their ambitions, experiences, knowledge, and personal attributes align with yours.  

I personally own 2 rentals in Indiana.

As an avid public and private markets investor, I solely believe a person's network is their net worth.

(2) Ask for a Personal Financial Statement?

You find the person who makes decisions bout the property and ask "what are your plans for the house?" 

There are multiple potential strategies it's just really going to depend on your personal situation. 

I'm willing to help this person in any way I can.

Have met him personally a couple times and he is just a great guy all around.