Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Dave Currence I just saw your reply to Elizabeth and wanted to piggy back on one other opportunity you have.  

@Dave Foster Thanks for the advice.One thing I was considering was putting the minimum down on a turnkey type property where I can match the $ amt cash flow, but as a higher rate of return than the condo, and put a larger down payment on a fixer upper, or pay cash for it with what remains. the condo would only sell for about $60k, so I would be sort of limited to the quality of properties that I could get. 

If you need a good QI, I suggest you speak with no one other than Dave Foster .

@Dave Foster thank you for your quick reply.

Good morning BP,My wife and I closed on a six unit yesterday after a successful 1031 exchange using @Dave Foster and his group.

@Dave Foster  I'm a hands off investor, and use property management on both of the 4 plexes that I currently own, including the one that I owner occupy.

@Dave Foster Thanks I will give him a call 

@Dave Foster, good point.  

. - But, having said that, I'd much rather build a relationship w/a wholesaler who's honest about needing me just for repair bids, than one who gets my hopes up & lets me down.My personal Tips For Fostering a Good Investor-Contractor Relationship are:I cannot stress communication enough.- so many ppl unnecessarily fib & b.s. in this biz Tell me your position:- are you an investor, a wholesaler or both?

They know that the relationship they foster with that client for the long term is what really matters.