@Joe Stout not scalable but I have heard people say stay in it and you will find out what's missing. 

GM This is very good advice - if you are trying to do this at scale, you aren't looking for a "course" or a "coach" but a dedicated and serious professional GM/contractor that is not trying to sell you anything besides scalable portfolio management

Single family is great, but not as scalable as commercial property such as storage units and multifamily.

As you start closing deals, you will need to reinvest your profits into mailing lists and other scalable activities to grow your business.

Series LLC has unlimited scalability, and creating a new child series does not require any additional filings or fees with the state. 

Hi Jordan,For someone looking to invest in multiple rental properties I recommend looking into a Series LLC as a holding company, primarily because it has unlimited scalability.

As you start closing deals, you will need to reinvest your profits into mailing lists and other scalable activities to grow your business.

If you think scalability NOW, you will do things differently than if you were not thinking of it at all.I own several Brooklyn multi-Family with Partners.

If I’m torn on what to do I yield towards simple and scalable.  

I advise you are honest about this from the get, you're never going to build a scalable business if you have to cover things up.Another note: 290k on a property that might sellon the open market for 330k is a pretty skinny deal.