I understand it's not a long-term, scalable strategy, and I'll essentially be making close to $20 / hr... but my hope is that the experience will be worth the opportunity cost.  

And it's a metric that -- if followed in hot markets like where we work -- would prevent most anyone from buying unless you're doing a rent-by-the-room house hack thing, but that's only so scalable.

Is that scalable?

Wholesaling, done right, is a scalable business on its own, not a stepping stone for cash.

Highly scalable.

I understand the process takes a bit longer and is not as scalable, but is there a potential benefit regarding authenticity to the owner/reader? 

As of now I find multi-family the most intriguing and scalable method to attain this goal.

Which I believe is an advantage for the scalability argument. 

There is no scalability in doing the property management and repairs yourself.

As someone who is starting out, I am trying to figure out the best direction to scale my real estate portfolio. I currently own a 3 family home with cash on hand and access to hard money. My main goal is buying and ho...