My father and I have a portfolio of about 60+ units throughout Oklahoma.

Hi,My wife and her sister are about to inherit a house from their father and we would like to keep the house and pay her sister off.

Factors like:✅ Sellers holding tight to  low interest rates✅ Capital gains concerns✅ Multigenerational households✅ Rising construction costs✅ Inflation and interest rate pressures✅ Economic uncertainty…all limit inventory and make real estate increasingly valuable.My father and grandfather always said:“Buy land—they’re not making any more of it.”They weren’t exaggerating.Here’s the perspective that matters:🏢 Global Real Estate: $393.3 Trillion📈 Global Equities: $126 Trillion📄 Global Debt Securities: $144 Trillion🪙 All the Gold Ever Mined: $20.2 TrillionYes—you read that correctly.

Ive been kind of lost on where to start since I am in college and my father doesn't recommend me getting a part time job to save money since he wants me to focus on my education first and foremost.

., and I also have prior experience in CRE acquisitions.I've been around residential real estate from a young age, helping my father with rental properties and tenants, and my older brother who is also active in both commercial and residential real estate.I am looking to grow my own residential portfolio but don't have the necessary capital.

My father had worked for a young house flipper who was about 31 who had done millions in deals.

Then the father died and the mother died.

I am a husband, soon to be new father, and work as a physical therapist in my day job.

It took a while to get the title in my name after my father's passing and we began renovation and have moved out.I thought I had done my research.

Good afternoon Bigger Pockets,I am seeking advice on the best strategy to scale my rental portfolio.In the last 2 years I have completed a 10-31 exchange of an out-of-state property and sold an out of state property that my late father deeded down to me a year and half ago.