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.

Sounds like a really interesting opportunity you have cultivated with the hockey league.  

@Don NguyenA good practice to get into is creating and cultivating relationships with various lenders. 

In today's busy world it can be challenging to cultivate new quality relationships.

We spent most of 2018 building our database of MHP owners across ~30 states and need help cultivating leads from this data set. 

I recently started attending a investment meetup and am going to start cultivating relationships.

It's not something I would necessarily do immediately, I would rather get my toes wet with traditional arrangements and minimum investments in several different sponsors, at first...but, I am realizing more and more, that real big opportunities require a team effort of multiple special skills and larger capital requirements and long established financing-contractor-developer-management-broker arrangements/relationships, that could(should) take the better part of a lifetime to establish/cultivate.

So, I haven't received rent since April 2018, I had to remortgage my dad's house to pay for the fire detail, back property taxes, legal, fees, LSP fees, etc.Now, here's my question: Luckily my property is zoned for marijuana cultivation and I was approached by a company that wants to cultivate on my property.

Things have been 100% smooth so far, and that relationship is already being cultivated for another purchase. 

I am already struggling to find enough time in the day to accomplish everything I want, and I want to free up more of my time to pursue and cultivate other ideas I have piling up.