As for "No money down", while it may apply to a smaller scale deals, when we're talking deals involving millions of dollars, it is simply impossible. 

Maybe your energy costs are substantially different.For each unit to feed electrical, you'll have the cost of copper (usually 30A - 40A wire at minimum) to feed a disconnect, and then the cost of the disconnect, and of course the labor.With economies of scale I'd think you're a little high, however this totally depends on your application. 

I am planning to scale this business and I had no intention of trying to do everything myself.

We also do construction project management like you, we're a bit on the lower end, we'll only add on 10% of the total cost to project manage it all.Tax protest and insurance is an interesting value add for larger scale buildings.

I am thinking of scaling up right away while I still have the momentum behind me.

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I am a property manager in Chicago. We currently hire building engineers and pay a monthly fee for them to do maintenance on the building ( go check out maintenance work orders, etc.). The are technic...

I would really like to scale my business in the next 18 months and would like to know how others have gone about it.

You might try to find something with more doors so you can get some economy of scale.

To help with this I have include below a map containing risk scores for areas within Milwaukee.The scale is A to F and is generated by comparing eight different market risk indicators.

Vacation rentals can be amazing investments, but they are also small businesses, so be prepared for that.Lack of a mortgage is great for a single property, but think about your time horizon and if/how you want to scale.