I like QB Pro because it's "scalable" - in other words, you might have two props now, but if you get a few more and decide QB pro is the way to go, then you've got to move all that data over.

So say I make $40 and buy ad space for $30...I make $10 per sale...well this is the internet, where scalability is limitless, so you can imagine the amount of money that can be made, especially when it's being funneled to ONE person, me.But it's one of those things that's constantly changing.

I am currently in the process of looking at ways to ensure I have a scalable business.

The few people who have made it, its been their passion project and made it work as a one off sweat equity standpoint but from a true investment and scalable model, I've yet to see it work.

This where the huge value add is but of course it takes a lot more expertise than real estate.Most businesses that are only valued at 1-3 or 3-5x earnings are usually sole props, non scalable businesses, or AKA buying a JOB.

It's hands-down the most scalable way to generate seller leads. 

He said he wanted to do something more scalable like buying apartments, and he wants to build a 1,000-unit portfolio in the Bay.

One of the reasons I chose Minneapolis was it is much more affordable and more scalable than where I am now (Boston area, Massachusetts).  

While I agree with you, I found that targeting niche lists isn't very scalable.

It's easier than I thought, and given me an appetite for more passive income.Being a software engineer, I'm all about hands off, automation and scalability.