I would gut check personal relationships even harder than strangers.

Are you a licensed agent or do you have a good relationship with one?

I am 59 years old and my father and mother got divorced when I was In the 5th grade and I think my father was married about 4 times and he is now divorced.Even though they now have a good relationship (my origami mother and the 4th wife) but his latest marriage sent him to jail because he did not pay alimony.  

This also creates a relationship with your tenant.If I have concerns, and I rarely do credit checks, then I ask the tenant to pay a $50 application fee and use avail.co to apply.

I'm not new in this space and know how to build long-lasting relationships over many years.Is there something I'm missing about the dynamics of hiring smaller contractors (handyman, landscaping, etc) in San Antonio? 

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Set standards for what needs to be shown in these updates.Networking with Local Investors: Build relationships with other local investors who might provide recommendations and insights about reliable contractors and suppliers.

Establish good communication and relationships with your tenants to foster a positive renting experience for both parties.

However that will depend largely on the relationship between you and the company building these properties.

Also have a niche market that I am targeting,  However, because I live in Long Beach, CA, I am very interested in developing relationships with other real estate investors, agents, brokers, and lenders in the area.