Some investors want to build a team to scale and TC work is one of those areas where we partner with them.  

Investors pool resources and skills to buy large-scale properties and split the profits.House Flipping: Flipping house is one of the most popular strategies to get started in real estate.

They have built and scaled a business and as you say they could have done that with anything.  

From what I've seen, for somebody to make money in this industry they either have to plan on scaling the business.

This enables you to scale in a way that driving can't. 

Then after I get some more general business experience and establish a track record of successful real estate investments I plan to jump into the self employment world and start scaling up. 

My plan is to start out by getting my real estate license, doing our first flip, and using that money to invest in our first BRRRR property in order to scale our business from there.

The larger box sizes take more time to fill.In retail you also have buying the retail businesses (merger and acquisitions, buyouts, etc.) but I have no interest in that.

Just tell them you're not in the program.My question is; Can you be compelled to enter the section 8 program, particularly if you are a large-scale landlord?

If you have a few you may not have a time issue, But if you want to scale you will eventually run out of time and if you have to wait for government money you could get squeezed on time.