Granted, on a small scale (we all still have day jobs), but we've done it. 

Trust, but Verify EVERYTHING.First property should be SFR.Generally....Lower tenant quality with MF, but obtain economies of scale. 

What manufactures would you suggest that make their cabinets in the USA 🇺🇸 for a price that makes sense for flipping

The founder of the organization, Verne Harnish, wrote two great books that I'd also highly recommend for anyone looking to seriously build a business, they're called, "The Rockefeller Habits" and "Scaling Up".

From what I'm thinking the commercial real estate market is saturated with low deal flow and high prices, however Blackstone can make good money on small flips by utilizing economies of scale.

I spent the next few months sitting on the properties and developing systems to allow me to scale.

Therefore, it was the Legislature's intent not to extend the coverage of the Guaranty Fund to those who are engaged in the real estate investment business on a large scale.

.- Some kind of local growth and stability engine (manufacturing or major industry would be a great example). 

I found YNAB and never looked back.Folks like Mint because it's free, but there are a couple reasons why it doesn't scale well.

I'm a local realtor here in San Antonio, Texas that currently works with investors in terms of finding them investment properties, guiding them through the rehab if need be, helping them with their exit strategy and repeating this process all over again.In summary, I specialize in:*Selling investment properties to my qualified investors*Help them with funding if their liquid assets are not at a considerable number, or (my favorite) leveraging their money to get the most ROI and saving them in costs through scaling up your business *Guiding them through the remodeling process through referring contractors out, getting bids, sharing personal expertize, etc.