I personally invest in apartments where the main advantage is economies of scale and most importantly income if you run your numbers correctly.

Perhaps there is a scale for Georgia taxable income that is unmentioned?

This will also help you scale your business depending on the functionality you’re looking for long term.

If this is possible, I figure I can scale up safely in a big way without playing lending games all the time.

@Lulli DebrosseThis is just my opinion, so take it with a grain of salt, since I don't have the full scope of the data sets you'll be looking into, but I'm also employing automation/AI/Machine learning to locate fire damaged properties, nationwide, so I'm speaking from the point of having looked at crunching data on a large scale. 

So he's selling cheap and making up for it with economy of scale while running just enough manpower to service 20 or 30 jobs at the same time... so while your schedule might suffer, you'll get it cheaper and more reliably done [eventually]Speaking as a contractor, it's hard as crap to make a good balance between sales/manpower/backend/cost.

Hi everyone,I am a small investor at this time, but myself along with a small group of other investors were wondering what the viability would be in approaching a real estate hedge fund or private equity firm for large scale financing to secure future deals?

Outsourcing is the best choice if you are scaling up your territories and freeing up your time.

But its an open system, and the amount of water is small, so they will get plugged up with dust and scale over time.

We have been very very busy trying to pull everything together for the upcoming project such as creating a operations model, creating a pay scale, creating a budget, creating rules and regulations for our sub-contractors, trying to find qualified sub-contractors to hire and the list goes on and on and on!!!!