Nope, good private money took years to cultivate.

Make sure you're cultivating those potential relationships in whatever form they come.Hope that helps and sorry if that was too far off-topic!

 Bank turndowns are ideal, but one must be careful when cultivating this market.

A cultivated relationship, over time, will be financially advantageous for you.

I'm trying to cultivate a habit of taking one action every day rather than overwhelm life with trying to "do it all all at once."

In order to develop a solid social media presence, it's a must that you post often and contribute to discussions (just like I'm doing now) :) But that takes time to cultivate.

Might be be ganja cultivation! 

The stuff you are talking about is exactly what is covered in a commercial business lease, and the reason they cover that stuff is specifically to protect the amount of time and money you invest into developing a business and cultivating that business and it's associated location.

Just sell it to them the right way and focus on negotiation of inspection period & appraisal.8)Have a lender with a cell phone they pick up.9)Spend time cultivating your SOI AND referrals from past clients.

Hi Seth,Good commercial lenders can take a while cultivate because they all vary greatly depending on what size loan and property type.