Others however, will value loyalty; some will look for ease in a working relationship, fast closing, etc., (i.e. pick your favorite competitive advantage).

Do you only care about the interest rate or are other factors like being able to bid online, how noticing is handled, are lawyers needed, the ease of foreclosing, the time before you can begin foreclosure etc etc all need to be asked. 

For someone going for the cash flow, the answer would be completely different than someone going for ease of management.

Account ClosedI would say not too many wholesalers are licensed realtors, but I find that it helps bring professionalism, and it gets you access to the MLS with ease and it bring more benefits that it does non-benefits.  

What would you do first to ensure your concerns were put at ease before bidding?

HI All,Any thoughts on investing in private lending vs hard money vs 1st position performing notes as far as 1) typical returns and  2) availability/ease of finding good investments in said category.

I've checked out Amica, state farm, geico, NREIG, safeco and already found geico to have best pricing for my units.Trying to balance costs, ease of use, and future potential ease of growth when I add more properties.

Then I remembered Simplisafe. which ease of install and month to month payment plan is attractive to me.

You'll probably have to go with hard money.Conventional Freddie lenders seem to be easing a little but they are still very skittish when occupancy is under 80%.  

I know I'm not helping ease the "buyer's remorse" with these questions unless you already have positive answers already, in which case I say "bravo, good deal"!