It's important that you identify your rental criteria, put it in writing and stick to it no matter what.

I was brought on to build relationships with investors, builders, and developers.

If you have more specific questions ask those and you'll probably get better feedback.General advice: develop very rigorous criteria and stick to them 100%.

(Tip: In the lease for multiple roommates, I do break down how much each roommate pays with a different "cents" which helps identify in my accounting who is paying. 

You'll need to identify the market, segment and product type you want to compete in, get to know the agents, the comps, inventory, etc. before you jump in making offers, offers you may regret later.

You end up developing and refining systems that lower the risks. 

How have you experienced investors find and develop cost effective relationships with industry professionals to establish your long lasted business/my empire?

All I can tell you there is a few guys or companies who use Crowdfunding for developments in Ontario..

But this system seems impersonal when I’m trying to develop relationships with a lot of good buyers.So my question is, does anyone have any good ideas or systems for balancing your relationships with your buyers while also maximizing the profits on each deal?

I have the opportunity to join a large national firm (SVN) or a small boutique firm where I would be jack of all trades. I'm having a hard time deciding. Are there any benefits to joining a boutique firm over a large ...