Its also difficult to scale right now building new construction because equity is largely trapped...can't refi out.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac make multifamily particularly attractive compared to other CRE asset classes because they offer some of the best terms in the market—longer amortization, fixed-rate options, supplementals, and generally more favorable underwriting.Another key difference as you scale into MF is how lenders underwrite the deal.

I’m based in Charlotte, NC and looking to scale my portfolio by investing in Columbus.

It's the lifestyle of doing what you want, when you want but also to scale up to a major player in the field.

My short-term goal is to acquire 8–100 units within the next 6 months, and my long-term goal is to scale to 500+ units through partnerships, seller financing, and joint ventures.Right now, I’m looking to connect with:- Experienced investors or agents open to JV opportunities- Mentors who can help me structure my first few deals- Anyone with off-market multifamily properties in Middle Tennessee or TexasI’m not here to waste time — I’m here to learn, move quickly, and make things happen.

My focus right now is trying to figure out how to scale, I want to hit a 10 million dollar portfolio of cheap debt. 

It feels too irregular to rely on as a scaling strategy, so I don’t think creative finance is the solution for this specific bottleneck.

I’m based in Charlotte, NC and looking to scale my portfolio by investing in Indianapolis.

Unless the litigation involves a manufacturing defect in the car, pass.

If you’re thinking about scaling into multifamily or cash-flowing rentals, Columbus could be a great market to diversify into.