I’m new to working on the investor side of real estate, but I’m ready to build strong relationships and dive into this side of the business.

I want to build a relationship as investors in our community who can call on each other with questions or thoughts about projects or opportunities in the future.  

Real Estate in personal name saves taxes at your personal level if planned correctly.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

PMs can do very well over time and leverage the relationships they build in to transactions too. 

I have looked at some of the mentorship programs out there, but am hesitant because most are preaching the same basics that I'm already familiar with, and more importantly not familiar with the local market of where I live.Would like to create some relationships with wholesalers, realtors, etc., that are familiar with Houston and it's surrounding areas. 

Building relationships with other property owners can uncover opportunities that might not be publicly listed.

With that relationship, we provide support, expertise and of course capital.

Set out to create a relationship with someone that can show you the ropes.

@Matt Kab I have a relationship with a DST broker whom we really like.

Being out of state, you will want an agent who has good relationships with reliable inspectors, title companies, contractors, property managers, lenders, wholesalers, insurance agents, other RE agents, etc.