It doesn't mean that I may not work with more than one broker at a time if I want to scale faster.Be resourceful, honest, and trustful and investors will stick to you.Good luck!

Economies of scale need companies that can handle volumes, at affordable pricing.

It happens more often that you would think, particularly with foreclosures and other investor grade homes if the agent doesn't have any particular incentive to review their listings.

In the mean time, there are still large scale developments going in here. 

We frequently use these as {below} grade egress windows.Single hung, then double hung, would come next in the order of efficient operable widow designs.Horizontal slider bring-up the rear.

I started college right out of high school, got "good grades" and finished in four years.

We find that it helps to have scale and focus in the market.There is some new supply coming but the demand is still strong.

Be careful with scaling too fast, it can be an unforgiving industry, especially if you are doing business out-of-state.

I forgot to post this in my last post......Since Cleveland is on your radar you'll prolly wanna read The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.P.S.Here is another Ric Flair meme.........There are not enough Ric Flair memes on BP for my liking.

I recommend you do some serious research on the various neighborhoods and pricing we have around town.I'd read The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods as a starting point and then go from there before buying anything.