@Wyatt Cole It still amazes me me since i first say it in  2006 that some people don't understand the concept of negative leverage.

.🔍 Example:Let’s say I find a solid 8-unit property worth $500K:I borrow $100K from an investor to cover down payment + rehab.I operate, stabilize rents, and increase NOI.After 18 months, I refinance and pull out $120K.I return the investor their $100K + agreed return.I keep the asset and future cash flow.Same concept could apply to a 40–50 unit complex where I raise $500K from 3–5 people instead of 1.🧠 Questions for experienced investors:Is this a common model for new operators scaling from SFR to multifamily?

A few weeks after paying the $25k, we set up our first meeting with our assigned CPA and started the so-called “advanced tax courses” provided, which are generic modules that only vaguely introduce financial concepts, topics, and terminology.

What other concepts could be added to list of options? 

Partnering can increase upside disproportionately because you can look at larger deals that fewer people feel comfortable attempting.My team is also in the process of scaling with partners, feel free to message me sometime if you'd like to talk through the concept.

Most of these course instructors aren't qualified to teach anything but the most elementary real estate concepts and try to make their courses more marketable by teaching concepts they have no business teaching. 

The concept of clustering the sales is understandable to me but executing it seems to me to be challenging.

In addition to that, become familiar with "The Infinite Banking Concept" and the book "Becoming your own banker" by R.

I hear about this concept all of the time in business and real estate and business.

Seems like a straightforward concept.