I'm torn between the convenience of buying turnkey properties, but feel it won't scale as fast as using the BRRRR strategy. 

I'm looking to find an attorney that has experience in Real Estate, as well as a CPA in SE Michigan so I can get my systems in place correctly and then scale.

If we're scaling that concept and using a 2nd property with the same exact figures, your DTI% would stays the same, since that ratio hasn't actually changed - is my math on that right?

To me it seems like the market really grew as investors started pulled money out of Boston Suburbs and were looking for a place to park it where they could get some scale and avoid paying capital gains taxes on the sale.

Love the scale up idea though, good luck!

So what would be a size/scale that would not need me to carry the note?

I'm fine not pushing her out now as she's been good, I'm cashflowing, and I can focus my efforts on scaling.  

@Henry Thai once you scale up it makes sense to put in granite as opposed to laminate.

Professional property management is the ONLY way to scale your investment portfolio IMO.

No matter where you live or where you own assets, I personally recommend the Series LLC to be a great tool for the individual investor who is planning to expand their operation, as it allows for you to scale infinitely for FREE.