My preferred contact in OH is @Steven Foster WilsonAll the best to you on your search!

Quote from @Richard Foster: I have never used this strategy on any properties I own, but am trying to learn as much as possible to see if it might make sense to incorporate this strategy throughout Oklahoma City.

I see your point Nick but what Im proposing is a collaboration to compile a list as a resource IN CASE their lender doesn't.You are dead on when you say throwing a list at them upfront would look shady and like we are sending them to our cousin or somethign to get some more $$.

I look forward to connecting to those in my area to collaborate on like goals. 

Let’s connect, collaborate, and then celebrate. 

So at this point, I'm looking for ways I can foster these relationships until there is a deal to be done.      

I am sure we all can benefit from your experiences and at some stage we can collaborate together.

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I'm sharing this to find some investors who might be interested in collaborating/partnering on some deals of some sort.