Key takeaways
- Repeatable process beats heroics.
- Capital line of credit replaces hard money.
- Dedicated PM is non-negotiable past 4 deals.
- Pipeline of 6 deals at varying stages.
- Cohort analytics, not deal-by-deal.
Core concepts
Capital scaling
Cash → hard money → LOC → private money → portfolio loan.
Team scaling
GC, PM, agent, lender, bookkeeper, attorney.
Process
Acquisition pipeline, rehab tracker, refi calendar.
Step-by-step framework
- 1Document each step as SOP.
- 2Establish $250k+ LOC.
- 3Hire dedicated PM.
- 4Pipeline 6 deals.
- 5Refi quarterly.
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Common mistakes to avoid
- Scaling without systems.
- Single-lender dependence.
- No bookkeeping.
Frequently asked questions
How many BRRRRs per year?
8–15 at scale.
Best LOC source?
Local community bank.
Partner equity?
Last resort — dilution permanent.
When to add team?
PM at 4; bookkeeper at 6; attorney at 8.
Action checklist
- ☐SOPs documented.
- ☐LOC established.
- ☐Team hired.
- ☐Pipeline of 6.
- ☐Cohort tracking.
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