Sometimes 80/20, I try to get as aggressive a possible to grow the money but then scale back to 60/40 or 50/50 etc...as I get closer to my target amount to mitigate the risk.  

Very interested in Brrrr but haven't figured out yet that even IF i'm successful with it to start, how it is scale able. 

With that said if you are going to buy and hold you would need a lender in your corner to help you scale a portfolio. 

There's no way when I was getting started I could go in with my partners and take down a 100+ unit property, but at the same time we knew that the larger deals are where the real economies of scale are, easier to sell, better quality product, etc.

US cities properties do benefit from scale as compared.

I am leaning toward the latter as it would require less financing.Being as this would be my first project on this scale, I would love feedback and ideas from BP members experienced in this based on my annexation and re-zoning idea.

You should look into a ground mount if you have the land, or one of the great community solar programs Mass has where you get the benefit of ownership as well as cost savings from buying into a large scale array.

Looking to expand and scale up fast as I can.Let me know if you guys are meeting up and if im in the city by chance ill come by.

And few exchanges usually . means no economies of scale and you can easily over pay for an exchange of this kind.

The more money and better credit you have, the better chance you have of getting loansGetting favorable loans gives you a better chance of scaling your real estate portfolio.Bottom line, getting a college degree increases your chances of building a real estate portfolio.If you get a degree, with the purpose of getting a high paying job, and dont get a high paying job, it's because you're not willing to do what it takes to get that job.