I've tried searching on biggerpockets, REIA facebook groups, and still no success.I've steadily grown my portfolio from 2 in 2013 to 13 units in 2017 (but sold 4 in the last 2 years).   

(I've grown a lot with turnkeys since this article so I probably would write it differently now but it's still a start)...https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/2...Otherwise I would suggest working with experts.

I get about the same amount of deals from mailers as I used to, but as I mentioned before I have added and grown the other channels that I use as well.My deal breakdown is pretty close to 25% from mailers, 25% from wholesalers, 25% from website traffic and 25% from the auction.

I'm just curious as to how big people have grown rehabbing businesses and how big people think is possible and/or economically makes sense.

I completed over 20 deals since that happened and at age 52 seen my net worth has grown like I always "dreamed" or knew it would.Please tell us all about your next deal, and how you brushed off this bad situation.  

Together, in the past 5 years we have grown a portfolio of nearly 1,000 apartment units while renovating an additional 200 or so homes and apartment buildings for resale.

My dad and his siblings haven't grown the portfolio, so I feel that it's up to me to expand the portfolio and create a better future for me, my brother, and my cousins.With some money my dad got from selling a property in Hawaii and some money I had saved, he and I bought a townhouse here in Seattle and I started renting it out a few months ago to some tenants who (so far, fingers crossed!)

I invest in South Bend from out of state (country), but my partner is home grown and very familiar with the community.

They’re following the example of Yale University, which has grown its endowment from $4 billion to $25.6 billion in 20 years.

While not necessarily fully involved in REI, as I have gotten older I have seen him learn increasingly more about investing, and a lot of his knowledge he has passed down to me as my passion for it has grown.