I understand that if you're scaling your business this type of hands-on landlording would prove hard to pull off and won't work out for most landlords.

Some businesses scale and some do not.

Having owned RE, even on the smaller scale and comparing sponsor assumptions to your own experience will give you more education than any bootcamp.

I am connected with organizations that are doing what I'm looking to do on a smaller scale with properties that were provided to them, they weren't seeking them out.

We are discussing scaling, but I would also love someone to come talk to the ladies about obtaining lines of credit from bank/credit union and obtaining business credit at 0% interest to grow their business quickly.

We are discussing scaling, but I would also love someone to come talk to the ladies about obtaining lines of credit from bank/credit union and obtaining business credit at 0% interest to grow their business quickly.

First off,  I advise to have 20% equity in any rental property to avoid paying PMI.I like paying my mortgage over the course of 30 years because I can leave room to take  more advantage of the historically low interests rates and scale I can my rental business.

Utilizing a 1031 is a great strategy to scale up from several smaller properties into a larger property, like in your situation.

Also search on BiggerPockets, local events are posted here as well.Looks like there's a pretty cool session on the 21st about someone scaling from 0-500 condo units.

My goal is to be a full time BRRR investor in the next 5 to 7 years and eventually scale up to commercial properties.