I like the scalability of multi family for obvious reasons as well.

You'll hear some of the larger folks with multiple properties chime in that this approach isn't scalable. 

No sense in keeping a property that is a net zero every month as you cap your expansion and scalability. 

Unfortunately, I don't get to work from home, 😞.When looking for a turnkey company you want to look for one with a stellar track record, one that has all aspects of their operation automated, one that is scalable, one that pivots to the best markets for their niche, one with consistently high and predictable return on investment, one that is recession proof.

@Jason KimI think the advice largely comes down to scalability.

@Marco Morkous before I bought my business I used to think I had to start my own to be truly successful- I figured that a “used” business wouldn’t have growth or scalability potential.

Right now we are trying to build a solid foundation for our company and create scalable systems.

I’ve heard the argument that long distance investing forces you to create scalable systems.

I believe that most people, unless they are talented at being an elite investor, should just be an LP role in a syndication due to the scalability and being able to spread their capital across different leads, business plans, asset classes, and geographical locations.

It's a great business and scalable.