@Erik WilsonI'd suggest William Nickerson's HOW I TURNED $1,000 INTO FIVE MILLION.He pyramided from SFH to large multi-unit.I would also suggest that you learn about Section 1031 Tax Free Exchange and trade some of those SFH that you bought for a multi.

By his own accord he is poor with math, the chance that his money would be lost to some pyramid scheme or other investment hoopla seems high with a lack of basic knowledge around interest rates and math. 6.

Hell, people think you guys created it and that it wasn't called pyramiding 10+ years ago.

His floating home was a pyramid and had all kind of levels inside.

Or maybe the seller has already priced the property at 30% under market value, and instead of the bidding war that we all know would occur, EVERY broker, buyer, investor and potential homeowner has somehow missed it, but the newbie wholesaler, with ZERO experience, but possessing the knowledge obtained in a “teaser” YouTube video, and perhaps attending a weekend seminar, put on by a marketing professional who NEVER personally wholesale a single property, is able to identify, tie up with no investment, and successfully sell this property.As a side note it would be interesting to know the percentage of wholesaler wannabes who bought this nonsense that previously failed at multi level/network/pyramid marketing?

Certainly nothing wrong with it, I just view it as the top level of my "money pyramid".

It's not a pyramid scheme.

A Ponzi or pyramid phenomenon .

I have used it personally over and over again.One of the best books to get you started is this one:http://www.amazon.com/Turned-Three-Million-Estate-...It includes a practical, step-buy-step methodology you used to pyramid your money and build long-term wealth. 

@Jeff Brown is the oracle of investing in notes in ways that can pyramid returns with relative safety.