Depends on again what they work out.My focus is on our relationship, our agreement with the owner.

So, in a case like this to ask an agent not to have an agency relationship with the seller or buyer, is asking them to act illegally.

We established a full project timeline and budget, scheduled the contractors, pre-ordered most of the materials, acquired the historic division permit, received renovation permits and have the dumpster in place for demo starting tomorrow.

I would try your current banking relationship (unless it is TD) and see if they would have interest outside of that a small community or local bank perhaps close to the subject property.

If you are truly so swamped that you can't even get all of your HUD bids in quickly enough, you either need to create more GC relationships or manage your time better.The contingency period should never be needed.

I have had a contractor doing roofing, siding, handyman repairs, etc. for 4 years, and we've built a good working relationship.

BTW almost forgot, real estate is a people to people business, take this guys out to eat to talk business, take them for a drink or two at a nice place, develop a relationship.

Build solid working relationships.

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I want to start establishing relationships with lenders and perhaps get some hands-on experience in the local market by assisting someone who is already successful on their deals.FUTURE:I plan to make my first (and perhaps second or third) investment before this time next year.