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.

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

Best to do it yourself or scale it back a little as you don't need a show lawn.

You can scale to a different asset type or partner with trusted folks to remain passive.A lot of possibilities.

If you want to use software, I say go for it because if you do scale to 2 or 3 then you will be that much further ahead of the learning curve when you actually will fully benefit from software.   

The ability to scale (volume of opportunities, the DD overhead, and other risks issues).You could hit a wealth target with bank savings if you leave it in the bank long enough and start with enough capital given the target and the interest rate.I suspect the biggest issues will be the gap between the target vs the starting capital and the work involved dealing with the notes.

@Chinmay J. it could also be simple economies of scale, since you said its a very small mom and pop shop they may be more expensive than a larger company with better rates from suppliers or pure labor rates.

We have a slide scale management fee, in addition, we offer rehab and service for $30-$75 an hour.

I think you have he right idea, OZ’s are a good fit for development projects, although at bigger scales than SFH.