Hello fellow Biggerpocketers,I need some advice how to build relationship with a wholesaler.

Like any other business, real estate investing is a business of relationships.

With that said, I would still proceed with caution when underwriting, analyzing and projecting returns, but, don't simply buy into everyones thought that the market is doomed, just because that's what everyone is saying.Credit is definitely tightening a bit, meaning less loan proceeds than a few years ago, but banks are still lending with historically favorable terms.

I have spent tens of thousands of dollars on conferences and education and have developed strategies, put systems in place, and developed relationships that allowed me to have the year that I had in 2018.

He told me it was the easiest landlord/tenant relationship ever.

Restoration contractors deal with insurance losses daily, may already have a relationship with your adjuster, and will submit a proposal for the cost they need to have the work completed to "pre-loss condition" and your standards.

I have a friend who posed me the following question:"How do you find historical price appreciation numbers for a given county?"

Would it be considered acceptable or ridiculous to ask an accredited and very active RE investor who is interested in a deal you are looking at (whom you hope to develop a positive relationship with and or/ partner or invest with you) to sign a non-circumvention agreement, prior to them seeing the deal AND prior to having the deal in question under contract? 

@Aaron Tiffany, there's a lot in here, so let's take them one at a time.Multiple loans: the key is to establish a strong relationship with a local bank/credit union.

I would have to establish a relationship with them, prior?