Scale is also very important.

That is, unless you BRRRR or obtain a HELOC.BRRRR, if executed correctly, obviously allows you to recoup most, if not all the cash in the deal to redeploy, thus being more effective than a conventional loan when trying to scale, as you typical leave 20%-30% of your cash behind. 

@Michael Magnell The raw data is sourced from the Census Bureau, more specifically the American Community Survey 5 year Data-sets.The different colors on the choropleth map correspond to location grade on an A to F scale.

Lots of folks scale by bringing in money in a debt position.

Hi Justin,Small-scale syndications under $5m are very easy.

I have been wanting to scale up my RE portfolio by selling my out of state single family property to my current long term tenants and doing a 1031 exchange into a multi family also out of state.

Like all other investors, I heard all of the talk about Detroit, and since I needed to scale up my business and acquire large multifamily 20+ units, and because Atlanta deals were becoming tougher to negotiate, I knew that I needed to move into more emerging markets.

I can only buy one or two properties a year at this pace unless I scaled down to small, single family homes which I’m not opposed to.

They’re too small to scale quickly but typically to big to do a cheap rehab.

Very difficult to scale and will not be worth the efforts of 5 people.4.