This way, we continue to have cash flow coming in, and if we happen to have a bad contractor or one or two units and/or some permit/regulation related issues, the scale of the damage won't be too overwhelming. 

You achieve economies of scale with multi unit acquisitions.

Do you want to house hack and ramp up to property #2 and scale quickly or does timing really matter? 

Flipping and wholesaling are just jobs unless you scale up massively and make it a business. 

With no outside method of creating deal flow and with competitors driving up prices it’s been hard to scale.

I'm looking to remotely invest in a manufactured home in Macon, GA and I'm curious if I can get a conventional loan? 

I think that's a great point about the characteristic of scale.

My main goal is to educate experienced investors on this asset class, point out the scaling upside when you DO NOT self-manage, and present a viable opportunity for folks to learn and grow, particularly women (only 31% of whom make up all real estate investors).

I've done that before into real estate itself, but I know the best way to learn is to actually do it, either if it is at a small scale, building that momentum.

Hi all,I currently have 3 four family buildings, and have been saving and working through some financing options to scale to a larger 18+ multifamily.