We have a riverwalk, historic district I look for deals in since the homes are classy and close to water.

He had a long time relationship with my good friend's wife's Mom.The planner had been blessed with this 80 plus yr old client (Mom) who was worth just over a million.We presented (not pitched) lease purchase arrangements for clients that had homes that were purchased in 2006 - 2008.

Looking forward to creating new relationships and build my business!

The relationships in the REIA are life-long!

It's possible I've just gotten good negotiators or asset managers, but my BoA short sales have actually been going quite smoothly recently.That said, historically they're very difficult, and we've been struggling with them over a bankruptcy issue for one of our sellers recently, and they are being ridiculously difficult.

I still love helping people and the relationships but it's regular daytime hours with professional investors and business owners and developers etc.

If I made a deal to stretch out the deposit it would be documented in my lease and I would not offer up any other graces to my tenant, especially this early in the relationship!

Historically, any violations?

They get better prices on the fix-up because they have the relationships that a one and done homeowner does not have.

I've been listening to the podcast for last couple of days and liked it so much I had to get involved here on the forum.I'm really hoping to build some solid relationships, add to value to community how ever I can and am eager for any nuggets of advice any investing vets are willing to share with a newbie!