I have found a honey hole and want to keep this relationship going well…..so what would you do?

I've developed some great relationships and also a business partner from these meetings.

Forming some relationships for when you need to take a step back will at least let you feel like you have options, even if you never use them.  

I would simply get away from any large bank and go to a small local community bank that will cherish your deposit relationship..

With the right property manager, preferably one with good relationships with the local Section 8 offices/employees, you could definitely do well with the investments. 

My goal is be to build a strong network of contacts and establish mutually beneficial relationships that contribute to my success in wholesaling. 

If you go that route, you should and will, build a relationship over time.

You move up in the game and actually want or need to establish banking relationships for larger lines of credit and commercial debt..you will learn the 4 Cs and you will learn that to your commercial banker Character is number one.  

We got great tenants and have already built a strong relationship with them. 

BUT they go into what they're currently working on, what/who they're seeking at this event, and I get a good sense of where they're at along their journey.One of the best books I read on the subject of effective networking/relationship building was Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazi.