I love BP; you'll love the platform; I especially like their interviews and the rental property calculator.

Let me know if you would like a few local contractors to call and interview or need any other help.Best of luck to you!

A contractor isn't going to contact you - so you will have to be proactive and interview them.

It was an easy process and I was able to interview my CPA several times and check her references prior to going under contract with her. 

Advice: Act on bigger deals sooner and create more relationshipsDone differently: taken more action - bought more properties and held on to as many as possible (less flips), bought larger multi-familiesChoices that didn't produce desired outcomes: Side tracked on deals that didn't fit my modelHorror stories: I talked about this on my podcast interview with Joe Fairless, but not having written contracts/agreements.

I want to get several quotes from banks/lending institutions, but she wants to interview no less than 15 banks and 5 credit unions and go back and forth with each one and pit them against each other in a "rate/closing cost war" to get the absolute best price. 

I have interviewed with a few, some of them do look for full time agents only.

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.So look for someone you can connect with that works out for your situation.Feel free to ask here if you have questions

I would certainly encourage you to begin interviewing more banks about their "in house" or "portfolio" loan products.  

Hi BiggerPockets community - I'm interviewing a hotel construction builder for a Q&A to answer general questions that investors, developers, and others in the real estate community might have about construction.