Do you think I have to start with 2-5 units or just analyze the numbers and try to scale up to more doors (which is my goal at this point).

Once you do build out a solid team with cleaners, virtual assistants, etc, and automate the check-ins and check-outs, it can be lucrative at scale.  

Hi all,I am considering selling some or one of my multifamily properties to scale up my portfolio in terms of both doors and value.

Great strategy to bring in high returns and cash flow & easier to scale. 

I will likely be seeking advice here if I run into issues.Purchase Price: $155,000 (Down from asking of $175,000 to $160,000 and finally to $155,000 after higher rehab)Rehab Price: $79,900 (Original estimate was $60,000)Appraised value: $310,000 (Original Estimated ARV: $285,000)I am hoping to list it for $319,900 or $314,900 when the rehab is completed in about 7 weeks.This is so far my only journey into Real Estate investing and hope to do much more and learn to scale my portfolio quickly and get to use the BRRRR method when it is available and makes sense. 

I assume you hired a corporate sale team when you decided to scale.  

I have access to gap funding to be the "skin" you need so experienced investors with hud statements can indefinitely scale without using their own funding after solid proof of concept.

One bucket of cash flowing properties, and another bucket to continue scaling/growing for generational wealth.Be sure to keep everything in his name to take advantage of the step up in basis when the time comes. 

If you've ever had a claim denied by an insurance company (and you will if you do this long enough at scale), you appreciate every layer of protection you can get... and don't want to rely only on your insurance to help when your net worth is at stake. 

Keep that list and keep contacting them.As mentioned to scale your major limitation is funding.