Hello,I am just getting started investing in Minneapolis and have developed a relationship with an agent who has since referred me onto a home mortgage lender.

I want to mention I knew someone who had a good relationship with the banks president, and I had good credit.

The area is more C+, bjut I'd never recommend buying a property with tenants in place unless there is (a) a strong and documented record of timely rental payment; (b) you have the opportunity to speak to the tenant about the condition of their unit and the property in general prior to the purchase; (c) you run a thorough background screening on the tenant to make sure they will pass your standards for a resident.Agents often seek to sell properties when they should strive to build relationships by offering good investments.

I look forward to building relationships and building a lasting business of helping others while building long term wealth that can be handed down generation to generation. 

I have a young tenant with whom I had a difficult relationship initially – I think this may be the first time he’s lived on his own and he is a bit high maintenance but things have settled down.

So, in researching just how exactly to build relationships with private lenders, I get the notion a portfolio of past experience would help.  

An unsecured credit line option can be used to purchase, rehab, and flip real estate, allowing you to leverage resources to do more deals, and increase your bottom line on each and every property.There are source of funds in the market place that our experts have established relationships by auditing banks and compiling a list of those whom lend to businesses without reporting the business owners or investor’s personal credit!

That we can build a relationship and make some money together. 

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I think that's the best way to develop long term relationships that work for everybody.I hope that answers the question!