I did an early, short, big picture Seeking Alpha piece (Private Equity Binge and Purge or something or other )on this topic, arguing it may be hard to use single family at scale for  many reasons (like, they are all spread out and not uniform, etc)... 

But, seriously, $20,000 is a lot of money on anybody's scale.

It is my goal this year to start to operate more professionally so I can continue to scale my business.

Definitely more advanced on the re-vitalization scale & pricier than some other neighborhoods, but very cool to see such pride in ownership.

I would suggest that part-time out of state flipping is one of the riskiest real estate strategies (need scale).

As a Christian I find this concept unbiblical and lacking of justice or of “ fair scales” as the Bible calls .

I just can't wrap my head around going through the hassle for that little payback but I also don't have the funds to scale up and get something larger - maybe another fourplex if I found a great deal (I've been looking!

If you'r thinking of renting perhaps you can scale back your rehab so you don't have to spend too much on the rehab but still make it shine for tenants. 

I maybe could've gotten better terms as I don't love the 30% down, but this was a quicker easy way to take that equity and scale..  

Hi BP Friends,While my personal investments are currently limited to single family houses, a classmate of mine from Harvard is currently running a booming business called Hasta Capital that invests in and develops large-scale multi-family properties in the US and Latin America.I wanted to share a video interview where he discusses investment strategies, historical and future-looking market conditions, recommended debt ratios and more.