Going from 3-5 to 20-25 at any given time is very challenging both in-house crew wise, extra more challenge if you hire out to subcontractor (I never believed you can have success if you're using them), even with an in-house crew, growing 3-5x a year should be a good pace to scale, this way you can test your abilities and how strong your group is.

He also hosts a meetup every first Monday of the month in Pace.

That is why my pace is 4 per year now.  

@Tony Castronovo, I am in the middle of the reno phase on our first BRRRR and the end ARV figure is definitely keeping my brain pacing at night.

@Tom Ott @Jeremy Pace @Dave Visaya Michael S.Thanks for welcoming me to Bigger Pockets.  

Often in partnerships you may have different agendas like one wanting a quick profit and the other wanting the tax advantages of a long term buy and hold.

After a tour in Fallujah with the Marines I needed a change of pace and moved to Austin to start a business which I was able to sell (there's an NDA involved, so I won't go into too much detail) for enough money to buy a house that was way too large for me.

I pride myself on being there for my clients 24/7 (respectfully of course, we Realtors do need our family time).My past clients have been happy with my "turn around time" when making offers and keeping the sellers agent on track and keeping the transaction on pace.

Over the 13 years we have been in business our footprint has grown considerably but it has been at a pace that we can control the service that is needed to back it up.Always feel free to run a management need by me and I can tell you right away if we cover that area or not as our ability is growing.  

Within the past 1-2 years huge apartment complexes have been built and currently more on the agenda.