My model is that the business needs to sustain itself because I don’t want it to increase my personal risk. 

If no one else is building in an area that’s a sign of the numbers don’t work in some fashionIf a lot is going on - is it sustainable.

The more comfortable you are with understanding the cost of capital and how to deploy it in the most intelligent and cost effective manner the quicker you will be able to scale.

As all utilities are included I am also planning to look into covering the roof with solar panels in 2022 as a more sustainable option and to offset extremely high electric bills over the summer.Update: Feb 7th, 2022By Jan, 2022 we had all units renovated and 14 of 14 units rented again.

Currently looking at property management softwares IOT make this self sustaining whilst we are gone. 

I had a builder in my area that sells of 1-2 multifamily units every year from their portfolio so it might be away. 3) You can buy 3-4 units with FHA, but they have a 75% sustainability rule to be aware of (duplexes don't have this).

You can convey this message in a subtle, yet firm manner.

@Dean Earls Zev broke it down analytically in its most simplistic manner.

Please don’t advise people to act in such a manner, it is a disservice to them and everybody reading it, not to mention the poor seller left with a broken escrow and having to start over again.As to dealing with agents, you are barking up the wrong tree for wholesale deals.

Self management property tools (biggerpockets.com)Of course, as I scale, this won't be sustainable, but I will do this as long as I can to keep reinvesting the capital.