With the real numbers I have now, I know I can make around 250k+ in revenue with 3 Arbitrage properties, if I keep the same trend I can make another 250k+ with 3 more and that's on the lower end, so I plan to keep expanding, the thing is I am having a hard time envisioning expansion in my local area, and kind of hitting a wall when researching other areas.

I'm trying to envision a scenario where a litigant is able to take your property away because they sue you.

You have to envision and speak it into existence.

Professional staging, virtual tours, and high-quality photos can help them envision how the space fits their lifestyle, whether it’s for entertaining, work, or family.To overcome the “biggest house in the neighborhood” concern, shift the focus to its uniqueness and lifestyle potential.

When analyzing a deal, what is the minimum cap rate for what you envision as a wise investment in today's market?

The end result I envision will be many fewer commission dollars paid and agents employed, but those remaining agents would be much more regularly employed, on an hourly and not a commission basis, paid to provide advice and nothing else. 

I envision a clumsy turnover approaching summer where we have MTR vacancies because our calendar would not be open to book 3 month MTRs starting in April.

I can wish all day, hard, that the reality they envision might someday come true, and that a stable asset that holds its value over time becomes "money" to most of the world.

I doubt congress envisioned people self-managing multiple single-door motels on the side while holding down a full-time job. 

Just be warned that it may not work the way you envision it.