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

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.

On the outside of the home you want to make sure gutters are working properly and any soil is graded away from the home to not allow water in.

The main problem is finding the trades people who can do the work.I would guess these are not rental grade multi-family properties.

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!

Once electrical trenches are covered we will move on to final grading, landscaping, gutters, concrete, and fencing.

If the certificate of occupancy describes four legal above-grade apartments and an unfinished cellar, but in reality the property has two additional apartments in the basement below grade, this is an illegal use and you will have to rectify this.

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). 

But the OP wasn't talking about school districts where there are grades K to 12; he is talking locations where colleges and universities have football teams that get high rankings.