The blockchain is too far away from being scalable to match the speed and agility of conventional payment system.

If you want to refy and try to BRRRR/build a small portfolio, then tackling smaller single families might be scalable for you with the amount of money you're looking to deploy.

OOS is a great way to start but you definitely hit that scalability issue after 5-15 homes.

My preferred strategy is buy and hold, and I am willing and able to put money down on each deal but 20% kills scalability.

Hello,I've recently become interested in the NNN space due to its inherent scalability, but was wondering how someone can buy multiple properties before running out of sown payment money? 

I think that commercial NNN leasing is right for me because of the stability, long-term growth, least amount of effort required after purchase, and the scalability.

I can't keep doing this as it is not scalable.

Hello All,     I have decided to upgrade from Excel to an accounting software and I have decided to go with QuickBooks due to scalability of the software.

I am hoping that people who have been in a similar situation may be able to chime in here: What are some of the non-traditional or creative, thinking-outside-the-box ways you have funded the downpayment (or structured deals like this) to allow for absolute scalability?

Some people / markets interview their tenants but this isn't very scalable and can get a little dicey with fair housing laws.