You have the momentum and now is the time to scale.  

Some of those are as follows:Large scale, I'd say over 30 doors.Afraid of tenants, place purchased is in the hood.Physically located thousands of miles from you (CA investor investing in Ohio, for example).If you have decent properties you won't have to 'chase rent'.  

This contributes heavily to turnover, which will kill the performance of a cheap rental property.One last thing- when looking at large scale market data... remember that this data is often collected at the county, or even metro area level.

We are also talking with other investors/developers to act as GC on projects in the Nampa/Caldwell area so there is activity but not to the scale of Boise/Meridian.One thing to note is that the area does have a lot of four-plex communities being built.  

This allows them to scale and saves them from having to answer calls and fix toilets at 1am when they are already working full time jobs outside of REI.

The additional benefit of the DST is that it can scale with your investments, so once your form it you can actually split the liability of different properties without having to form new entities each time.The ideal for asset protection to to separate liability between each investment by placing them in their own LLC or liability limiting entity.

Larger apartment complexes allow for more systems and quicker scaling. 

I bought my first deal in February 2019 and when the rehab is finally complete in 2 weeks, after a long story, I should be able to get a 15% BRRRR return, much less than originally anticipated, with a lot left in the ...

You can easily scale up (Increase) the number of deals and money you want to make.

Economies of scale!