What are some questions and things to consider when establishing a relationship with a lawyer?

But you have to check properties out and put in some time and usually some money (for inspections) to properly dig in and know a property.My best advice- when you start relationships with realtors, lenders, title companies, etc- It's important to listen- but not give them so much trust that you take a back seat in the transaction.

HI @Bridgette Mitchell, DFW is excellent market to invest in RE.As you live in FW, start looking properties in Crowley, Burleson, Arlington, HEB, Saginaw etc...As market is hot, hard to get 1%, but you can target 0.8% and you will find good deals...Ping me if you have any questions...

He has to have the contacts and relationships to buy NPN's in the first place.

Since then, I have had a couple life changes (grown daughter moved out and broke off my relationship). 

Each lender will be different and you will be treated differently based on your experience, collateral, and relationship with them. 

When it gets to this point it is usually better to either (a) not renew the lease or (b) introduce a new property manager and start a fresh relationship.    

I thought the conversation might also be helpful for any and all purchasers without deep financing relationships that they always turn to.

Hi all,        I've been actively looking for real estate agents and met several of them and seems like they're not the one's that I can build a long term relationship with because they haven't worked with too many investors or builders.

First I deal with small community banks whith whom I have formed a relationship with a local banker.