I could have probably scaled much faster with creative financing (I read about it all the time) and making the leap to real estate full time sooner, but that wasn’t the path I wanted.

Lots of duplexes here that can achieve the 1% rule, however a roof (and all other capex/economies of scale) per 2 units instead of 4 may cut into overall profit later down the line. 

I'm considering a flip in 90210, will take 4-6 months, and liquidated damages after 8 months (unless out of my control):-Purchased @ $2.1M-Construction ~ $600k-ARV $4.5 - 5MConsiderations:My compensation: $600k at close of escrow (in addition to my const funds).Possibly performance bonus scale, if sales price goes above $4.5M.

Is there a way folks have scaled without bringing on outside partners?

Maybe you could actually be in a great position to scale your investments after all?...

Pay scales are lower too though.I don't know about wholesaling there??

Tim Ryan, head of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and a former bank regulator, said the sheer scale of the capital infusion banks are receiving is in itself a powerful incentive to put the funds to work in the economy.

You can use a simple + or - sliding scale to determine if the property should be looked into more:+: is it around public transit?

Researching this term, I understand means a transaction that is abnormal, a non reoccurring expense, or a one time expenses such as large scale building upgrades. 

Firms that include the services together can take advantage of economies of scale and offer more competitive fees, yet you can't be certain on that without knowing what the current market is like.