I think the good wholesalers know how to generate a large volume of leads and are able to pick and choose the best ones to present to their investor relationships.

However those PMs usually but a clause in the contract about early termination policy, which will cost you a couple bucks.Would consult with and attorney to get the best direction how to discontinue the relationship after acquisition.

@Edwin PinaIf you are an "investor friendly" Brokerage, then you work with ALL types of investors and, like us, are investors themselves.If that is the case... and not just hype, then the three suggestions are inherent to doing business.In our case, we are a larger HUD Brokerage, and because of that have a strong relationship with a HUD approved Title Company with multiple offices who can do a number of things:Mail away closings - We support investors as far away as NorwaySimultaneous closings - We work with a number of wholesalers so this is vital.

For this to work out in your favor , you're going to have to have a great relationship with a GC.

An attorney client relationship does not exist between you and me and if you are in doubt about your legal rights and/or responsibilities, please seek legal counsel. 

The real question is, if you were to imagine a perfect relationship with a CPA, what would that look like?

Just looking to get some idea on qualification and to build a relationship with a lender.  

Is it wiser to purchase a primary dwelling and then after we save up again purchase an investment property or would it be more prudent to purchase an investment property and continue renting until the income from the new property accumulates?  

Relationships are priceless.

I believe that every business relationship should be mutually beneficial.