Focus on analyzing deals carefully, running numbers conservatively, and learning from smaller rehabs or rentals before scaling up.

Land.MBA PodcastGeared toward land investors using terms (seller financing) to scale faster with less capital. 

Quote from @Kelly Schroeder: Many landlords I talk to are tapping into existing equity to purchase new rentals or rehab older ones.Have you tried refinancing or portfolio loans to scale?

If anything, you lack the scale to have systems and resources in place, so you'll just be stressed every time you need a repair.

How much equity should I keep in the property, and what loan-to-value (LTV) makes sense for scaling responsibly?

A friend and mentor of mine is a real estate attorney genius and manages a literal $1B+ portfolio across broad asset classes including: restaurants, 500unit+ mixed use developments, hotels, storage spaces and hundred year land leases..they are refinancing several building at +/- 5.5% At scale - the impact is monumental.

If a Trump/Kushner-linked firm is scooping up 1,200 units in Jackson, Mississippi, what’s stopping you from snapping up $20,000 houses in Missouri and scaling to 50?

Hi, Want to scale up our portfolio,  using  Co-living strategy for single-family and 12 or more units.

Do you keep a flat basis point payout across both products, or scale it depending on the loan type?

In the Midwest, cash-flowing properties are much easier to manage with low risk and often give you room to scale faster.