It had to be scalable, the homes had to be a certain age, and so far from the center of town.

On a smaller scale it is fine but for us getting up into the 500 property range it just was not scalable.

But in the end, your business will never be scalable until you let go of the minutia.

@Scott Bell your questions are like thousands of new investors out there who want to achieve financial freedom (or some form of it or scalable growth) in the shortest amount of time, but that's not how it works for most people.

Is it a scalable job?

NO, is it scalable?

It's not scalable, but if you don't have many units and have some free time it wouldn't hurt to go to get familiar with basic repairs.

I was very interested in multi-family from a scalability standpoint to get into the game, but now I am studying more on STR's on the coast.

Make sure you are comfortable with this as negative cashflow holdings are not infinitely scalable.1) If it's a good deal depends on it's appropriateness for your situation.

Some of the other people in the program are having some luck working the ATL & PHO markets which is influencing where i will start doing some outreach but I figured i'd get more seasoned investors to share their take and maybe help me see some things from a different perspective.I know this system is not the most sustainable/scalable but seems to be the fastest way to get the ball rolling in terms of revenue as it's marketing is time consuming but free, basically just FB group outreach & direct messages.