A Portfolio of Small Assets

Scaling small units into meaningful monthly income

One garage earns very little on its own, but small units are cheap enough to buy again and again, and this final book shows you how to build them into a portfolio, one repeatable purchase at a time. It explains the five systems that matter most once the way you ran your first unit stops working, and why systems matter even more for small assets than for houses. You will see the people you will actually need and how to buy in help without losing the margin. The funding chapter sets out the realistic funding routes for assets few lenders will finance, why borrowing too heavily is especially dangerous here, and a worked recycling example. Further chapters show where automation earns its keep when income per unit is low, the risks that only appear at scale, and why reserves hold it all together. It ends with where self-teaching stops working and a twelve-month plan with a worked scale target. This is the final book in the Garages, Lock-Ups & Small Assets series.

What’s inside

• The systems that let you repeat this reliably
• Building the team around you
• Funding growth without over-leveraging
• Software and automation that pays for itself
• Managing risk as you get bigger
• Where self-teaching stops working, honestly
• Your twelve-month scale plan

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