Being on Bigger Pockets is simply content marketing and lead cultivation for those selling services in the real estate industry.

This is a relationship I’ve been cultivating for 8 years so I expect it’s the exception rather than the rule.Best of success!

An agent looking to grow their pipeline of investors, should understand that it takes time and cultivating the clients that reach out to you is a very large part of getting referrals and having a repeat customer.

She is very rare and she has been integral to the success of Castle Rock as well as those other clients she has cultivated.

He felt he didn't owe the broker as he paid a finders fee from lawyers he cultivated on his own that got him the deals.He was working as a title company closer when I met him again, makes more than the commissions he would have gotten as an agent, and doesn't have to worry about conflicts with his broker. 

Theres a huge tech community emerging in the Dulles area. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/business/wp/2018/06/22/feature/forget-silicon-valley-the-dulles-tech-corridor-is-cultivating-companies-that-break-the-mold/With DC and Northern Virginia booming I see some serious upside in towns in Fairfax county(VA), Prince Williams County(VA) and like what Russel said western towns in Prince Georges county Maryland.

Cost $400-$600.I would find 3-4 people who have actually done syndications in the state/area where I was wanting to invest and cultivate relationships with them via dinners, local networking events, and offering to work for free in exchange for knowledge. 

The discussion I'd like people to weigh in on, is cultivating relationships amongst other investors/agents/lenders etc.

Your family and your love must be cultivated like a garden.

A great Realtor has spent years cultivating relationships with contractors and will be more than happy to share them with you.