Quote from @Thomas Magill: Quote from @Robert Ellis: Quote from @Thomas Magill: I do build-to-rent investing and I'm looking to become an expert in finding infill lots, or scattered lots.

Rentometer’s solid for a quick pulse check, especially in areas where rental comps are scattered.

I've also bought hundreds of scattered vacant lots.  

I’m pivoting from a messy, scattered bird dog to a highly focused wholesaler.The Spark: Ben Mallah and the Failed Bird Dog StrategyMy journey into real estate started with a single, major inspiration: Ben Mallah.

I'm going to send you a message as I have been researching investing in the Midwest since I have family scattered throughout. 

Moving Into Larger UnitsMany investors shift to 8–20 unit small apartment buildings because one roof + one set of systems = less management chaos than 10 scattered houses.Economies of scale kick in fast: one lawncare contract, one plumber, one set of utilities.5.

My notes are scattered but there were a bunch of reasons why they were a better option.

The challenge with rural scattered sites is exactly what you said — local banks hit their cap quick, and big banks don’t step in.

My apologies for the scatter-brained writing, trying to keep it concise as I know if you are reading this you understand the value of your time.

.- Organizing scopes of work from inspection reports or scattered notes about items that need updating in a rental or rehab.- Negotiation support — asking it to re-write an email or text using Chris Voss’s techniques from Never Split the Difference.- Identifying potential risks I might be overlooking.