Im sure a portion provide actual, tangible value, but a large portion are predatory scams that peddle hope and get rich quick promises via social media.

Look for managers with a portfolio large enough to justify dedicated support staff (cleaning, maintenance, revenue management) but small enough for your property not to get lost—ideally in the 50-200 unit range.

At this point we will need to work our full time jobs, so I’m not sure how large scale we can make it at this point. 

Depends on how you define scaling. 

Some landlords are using cash-out refis to buy new properties or do upgrades. It’s a risk, but in the right deal, it pays. Would love to hear how people balance that.

It must come in every month regardless of the current economy.To keep this post to a reasonable length, I will only cover scaling here.

I have a large construction background, and currently I am a small business owner operating in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

I’ve been hearing a lot about investors using DSCR loans to scale beyond conventional caps.

Is it managing projects, cash flow, keeping clients updated, or something else entirely?

Hi @Dan Ward, Fractional real estate can be a smart way to get exposure to property investing without needing large amounts of capital or taking on full ownership responsibilities.