I just acquired my 1st BRRR tri-plex, but my goal is 10 unit's/ year if possible to build up to 50- while running with a full time job.

Ay 6 units you can't get the residential long term loan like a quad.So it's the no man's land grey area of not small enough and not big enough so unless you want to build up a 6,8,10 etc. and have 50 units all over town as your investment strategy then I don't like it.   

My partner @Dan DeMott and I have created a property management company with the infrastructure to add new agents who are looking to become property managers without having to spend the time and money to build up their own infrastructure. check out www.rentprofl.com, that is our website.

Generally - short term loans for rehabs/flips are always going to be higher-rate and hard money will be your option - generally the lower-rate options like conventional or DSCR will be for turnkey or no-reno needed properties only.Other options are to utilize your own cash buildup or partner with an investor that takes equity instead of a loan

@Allan Pan, I understand it takes time to build up a following and name recognition, but I think it is possible.  

My thought was to take on a small scope of work to build some momentum and then build up to something giant, BUT if I find something that is a tear down to the studs property, but is a large spread would you take that on?

I loovvvee Daniel's response and think this is how to build up your portfolio much faster.

That needs to be cleaned so no junk is pushed through after ducts are cleaned and also so that the motor doesn't seize up prematurely from gunk build up.

I will also remove the "conversation pit" where the built-in seating is and have my fiance build up that section to be level with the rest of the living room floor....which will of course turn into new flooring.

Whatever that price is, undercut it for a few stays to build up some positive reviews and then start raising your price.