I realize you have capital to go alone but with this investing, scaling up gives bigger margins and better opportunities.

Some of your manufactures like Bosch and Blomberg make models where the dryer supplies the power receptacle for the washer, so there is no need to run a separate 110v circuit.

I wanted to get into multi family units now to scale things up4 units in one building, 8 units in one building, and 4 units in one building.

When it's going bad cash pours out.The move with low quality, high cap rate properties is scale & reserves.

Hi All,I run Airbnbs in Chicago (about 25 Airbnb's at the moment) and will be flying to Texas next monthDallas May 17th to 20thAustin May 20th to 23rdI wanted to see if anyone out there who is currently managing Airbnb's out there would like to meet up for coffee where we can exchange idea's/strategies.I can offer education systems, software's, automation that helped me scale to 25 units in a short timeIn return i would like to learn about laws and regulations, neighborhood, revenue potential etc.I did a similar post for Miami and met some really cool people!

I look through tons of threads everyday and never see them post anything, that's what led me to accuse Mindy of manufacturing Josh a few months ago. maybe BP is pulling a huge "weekend at Bernies" thing on us.

My personal opinion is that BBB is a massive scamIt's purely a pay-to-play manufactured credential.

Since I'm planning on scaling up to many homes in different markets, I'm wondering if there is a legal service that would handle filling out the proper forms, etc, and doing the transfer properly (I understand I'll need to be involved, e.g. with signatures). 

Folks, someone else recently posited the idea of starting a small scale REIT.

Initially, the boomers were the stimulus of economic expansion:•1950s -- parents buy new houses and cars, suburbs emerge, and America is King of Production•1960s -- more housing, more cars, college educations, Made in Japan = cheap, Vietnam, shaken values, Johnson's "War on Poverty"•1970's -- the Boomers emerge with jobs, are new consumers -- more housing, international manufacturing becomes more competitive, US corporations locate operations overseas•1980s -- Reagan tax cuts = increased discretionary spending, revenues up, social programs funded, Iron Curtain falls, technology enables global expansion•1990s -- peak Boomer earnings, corporate America dissolves pensions (funding liabilities, regulatory liabilities, increasing PBGIC premiums) and convince Boomers to "control" their retirement with self-directed 401(k)'s, Moore's Law at work in technology, the Internet becomes hostile to profits, emergence of private equity and venture capital on a large scale, increased financial engineering•2000s -- oops, where did the American Dream go?