Are you thinking multifamily because you think it is faster to scale, become financial free yada yada?

And it is not a good way to scale. 

Just note that you might be better off with the sweet cash flow you have now with the FREE AND CLEAR before acquiring another property (the idea isn't to scale for scaling sake, it is and should be more strategic).

Varble If you are going to continue at any sort of scale you'll eventually end up in the commercial lending arena.

Hello and good day BP family hope you all are having an incredible start to your day.I wanted to put this post out to see if any of you are scaling a door knocking team in your respective markets and see maybe some tips and speed bumps you have met in doing so?

@Trey Read - Grant Cardone will dissagree with me, but most people are better off learning the ropes on a smaller scale: 1 to 4 units.

8 unit - large scale rehab.Closed beginning of September 2019, 6 month rehab!

If the savings or cash outs are not significant I would not waste the credit app if you are going to continue to scale by leveraging equity.

This last facet is what is so great because it allows you to scale this strategy.

My thought is this:  if you compare the cash-flow on a SFR once you hire a full-scale property manager (who may be expected to handle these maintenance tasks, similar to what an HOA board does), how do the fees stack up?