.: If you read that as "SubTo IS Mortgage Fraud" go back to your 4th grade teacher and apologize for not listening in class about sentence structure.Subject To is legal, when done legally.The problem comes in when you fill out lending or tax forms and you omit information.

I’ve already identified a few properties that look like strong candidates, and I’m working on building the right foundation to scale my portfolio the right way. 

Use layouts that rent fast and refi well.Our duplex builds stick to:3/2 each side or 2/2 with open floor plansidentical layouts for material efficiencydurable mid-grade finishes (LVP, shaker cabs, matte black hardware)3.

I have a long term rental that cash flows $900/month with about $200k in equity. The interest rate is at 3% on the home and doing a cash out refi would eliminate that low interest rate. The home is under and LLC that ...

This is a great way to scale.

But overall, your framework is the blueprint when your systems are tight, scaling really does start to feel boring in the best way. 

Scaling efficiently really comes down to balancing leverage with control.

Quote from @Al Watts: @Roger Hobbes "Almost all Black homeownership in 1960 was concentrated in lower-graded (C/D) neighborhoods.

None of the online tools know about the interior condition or upgrades.Yes, use Redfin, Realtor and Zillow, but look at the photos of the sold properties and grade them on a scale of 1 (needs major overhaul, including plumbing, heating, electrical, septic) to 10 (just rehabbed to a high standard and needs nothing done) and use that rating to adjust your comps.

Some I can think of quickly - cleaning gutters, making sure dirt/grading is adequate, servicing HVAC, doing annual/quarterly walk throughs to double check the condition, replacing furnace filters.