real estate has supply limitations for buy and hold and flipping....whereas the stock market you can leverage your capital 4 to 1. and scale ..as I mentioned before I like real estate but as an investor I see alot more competition and properties going higher and reducing cash flow

I'm wondering, if you were to do this at scale, would you still be doing some of the construction yourself, or would that not serve a purpose at scale when you could be going out finding deals, marketing, ect?

You're likely to find investors who have a fully scaled property investment company, financial advisers looking to make connections for their clients who want leverage their retirement accounts, and real estate agents who have built an investor clientele database over their career. 

Hi @Matt Millard, if you are an accredited investor, you can buy into institutional grade $50-125M projects with as little as $100,000 and diversify.

Do NOT skip or shot change this step ... investing in RE is nothing more than analyzing and managing income and expenses and balance sheet risk, just done on a larger scale and with leverage; so better to master it first while the stakes are much lower.Educate yourself by reading and on BP, but keeping an open mind without trying to pick a market or strategy yet.

Starting small and then scaling big.

PM rates vary, but we use a scale.

Some investors want to build a team to scale and TC work is one of those areas where we partner with them.  

Investors pool resources and skills to buy large-scale properties and split the profits.House Flipping: Flipping house is one of the most popular strategies to get started in real estate.

My wife is a 1st grade teacher, and I've worked for my families earth moving/construction company my whole life.