I guess I can't judge them too harshly, sometimes I can be a little off-putting, even for myself:) Plus 1 week definitely isn't long enough to cultivate good working relationships, but if I'm not looking at properties or trying to figure out the streets, I'm twiddling my thumbs and my brain is going like 50 miles a second!

But I'm willing to do the leg-work and cultivate these opportunities.Have you done/are doing these kinds of projects in Ogden?

The other issue is that I can't get title insurance on one of the properties as it has a marijuana cultivator on the premises.

They currently own property in Colorado for marijuana cultivation and we have specifically separated the "cultivation" from the real estate ownership to protect assets. 

My first week as an investor and I'm already cultivating 2 deals and they would be done deals if I can come up with down payments.

I plan to cultivate my own "Big Data" farm to help grow and sustain my Wholesaling business. 

Cultivate a relationship with them and explain the investment model.

Our 50-50% investor likes doing things with a handshake, but that's been cultivated over many deals and time.

There is money out there for solid investments with secure real estate behind them, it just takes organization and time to cultivate it.

This usually happens when there is an existing relationship that has been cultivated between the investor and the agent.