That's the beautiful thing about tech and automation.It can take some time to set up and integrate and implement processes.But once done properly, you can scale quicker and easier and not be worried to take on a book of 189 units per se when the opportunity presents itself.I reverse engineered "scale" within our company and focused on systems and optimizing.Now it's time to monetize 🙏Getting very close to being able to throw gasoline on the fire for scale.We could scale easier in another market but to be honest, not in the mood of being like some of the other nation wide PM's where they do M&A nationwide.Plus, I'm "semi-retired" and prefer to keep it that way hahaThere are limits to growth in our local market but it's not necessary a bad thing.Cheers mate

They were a) smart and b) knew money and c) poked around on the world wide webs a bit.

Casting a wide net and exploring all avenues in your area (especially at first) is key to success in the MTR space.

I speak fluent spanish and have traveled widely in Latin America.

@Isadore Nelson It all depends on what you are comfortable with risk wise, the 19134 zip code has a wide range of values.

Wholesaling is a super common point of entry and with your mind wide open, motivation, and dedication I present this...  

In my opinion, that is how an occupied house should be shown.The "no showings until an offer is accepted" strategy is widely used, but it also decreases the demand for the property.

It’s long, rectangular with bench seating. 6’ wide by 20’ long.

So still 1% state-wide population growth per year, but possibly less. 

One was a former neighbor telling my wife about the house across the street from them.It is always good to cast as wide a net as possible, but I will give you a warning that many wholesalers, in my opinion, are also overpricing their properties.