For scaling, that flexibility can be priceless.Keep that momentum going, but don't feel like you have to rush.

Third, at a larger scale, non-recourse loans are the norm for multifamily. 

@Jaress LooWith $300k you’ve got flexibility, but jumping straight into 24 units comes with a big learning curve—commercial lending, management at scale, CapEx, etc.

I plan on re-building my emergency fund before purchasing more, but my question for the more experienced investors is how have you scaled? 

For example sell a triplex and use the net proceeds to scale up.3.

Focus on small wins first and scale once you have a trusted system in place.

You want a QI big enough to have economies of scale and the depth of experience. 

The more money your investor makes, the more properties they can buy, which means the more the property can manage and scale. 

I scaled to over 1200 units in 8 years" (This is actually a true number but includes some syndications but isn't mentioned in this person's ads) - Throw in some pics of properties you've BRRRR'ed with before and after and ARVs, rents, and the "cash flow"  etc. - "Reach out to me and I can show you how to achieve the life you envisioned with one on one coaching!"

Doing some work yourself now will pay off later when you scale with property managers.