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@Alex Kohler I have had a rent by the room home in Mesa for the last 3 years, and almost all of my tenants, and all my tenants I didnt already have some relationship with, have come from FB marketplace.

Mac I cant do that.. my plumber gives me a price for all 90 homes and to get that price its his relationship with the manufacturer or supply house..

Managing it, and building a relationship with the city will make it easier for you to start investing in non section 8 rentals and doing the work it needs to get them approved by the program.

Pay attention to the loan-to-value ratio; a lower ratio can reduce risk by indicating more borrower equity in the property.Building relationships with lenders is essential.

Its a cliche, but it really holds true in Commercial...relationships are king. 

There's no correct answer as lender's/investors change their guidelines/price so much that one month one lender can be the best at DSCR in price and guidelines, then the next month have changed guidelines and worst price.In the non-qm world I think relationship building is important.

Believe it our not, we still have a lot of success with Craig's list, though not sure if it'll work with newer build assets.I would try to build relationships with businesses that your residents use, such as pet stores, restaurants, dry cleaners, etc.

Pay less point because of a good good relationship with hard money lender

But I'd rather have a good relationship with the city so that things get done when I call rather than lost in some pile on some one's desk.