Will is scale properly?

Nope):1 - Learn how to analyze with real numbers2 - Learn what a plan is, and how to develop one for REI3 - Learn what is important to a REI...and then start thinking like one, instead of a homeowner.4 - Learn how Money Works5 - Learn how to analyze Markets (not economic...geographic) in order to find where the properties whose profiles match the criteria you need to execute the plan you developed.6 - Learn how to eliminate any emotions, both yours and the ones you think are driving forces for the buyers/renters that will be your clients7 - Learn how to eliminate any for of "rationalization" (most expensive word a REI can use) from your thoughts.8...and last, for now, learn how to describe yourself (when asked what you do for a living) as a "Successful Real Estate Investor". 

Barring any weather or drain  damage, properly sized duct work will out last us all.

@Greg Dickerson correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe you can advertise your business / services to investors, you just can't advertise an opportunity (unless you're properly registered).

You want to be sure you do all of it right (filing your taxes properly) so that happens.

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I think I have a solid plan to get off the ground but I will need to figure out how to execute it:1.

My concern on the 30 days is more that I want to make sure I have time to find the proper tenants for it. 

What you need is to study how to do it properly and understand all the risks.

Have a meeting and set proper expectations of what you expect of them and what they can expect of you.