It's not scalable and I don't enjoy it, but I effectively pay myself $500+ a month for a few hours work here and there.

Sounds great for the seller, but it is not scalable.

We are in the process of finding our second deal.I created a scalable property management business model.

I was thinking of getting another 3 or 4 units, but people from Bigger pockets, encouraged me that apartment investing is within my reach and is more scalable.

@Martin Bastida I use Podio simply because it’s highly scalable as my business has grown.

Personally, I like to create my own spreadsheets so I know that the formulas are correct and scalable for copying and pasting. 

You should do what interests you and what you have passion about.When I started, we went to small multifamily because we like the scalability.

Scalability may require it at some point.  

Our money situation isn't scalable because its family money and a good portion was just invested into a long term play.  

Here is what I suggest:1) Make a simple one-page app that is mobile scalable at  squarespace.com.2) For content, add your info, and make sure your phone, email, and intentions (ie I buy houses, I want to help with...) is clear and bold.3) Launch site, apply your domain name, buy some  Google Adwords and get to work.I would guess that if you spend any more time or effort than that on the actual site, you are likely wasting your time and keeping yourself from actually doing the legwork of this business.Sorry for all the opinion, but the website project is one that many new investors use to waste time and force more analysis paralysis.