I once in a while read someone assert a 1:10 relationship, that if rates go up 1% then values will fall 10%.

Building and nurturing face-to-face relationships with your team will pay off in the long run, especially if you want to be in RE long term. 

The building inspector and I have developed a relationship of respect for each other. 

what her job is and what her relationships are.

While you are working build a relationship with the best agent in town and tell her what you are trying to do.

I have great credit, a strong relationship with a lender, experience with home building and remodeling, and a strong desire to build a large portfolio.

In order for a landlord-tenant relationship to work smoothly, there needs to be open communication between both parties.

Start networking and making relationships, my last 6 deals have all been “off market”.I would suggest pulling out a heloc, that way you only pay for what you use.

When the PM engages the contractor, the pricing is based on the PM's relationship with the contractor (wholesale pricing); that pricing is then adjusted for the PM's engagement and oversight of the work (what you pay).I don't utilize or offer PM services. 

Looking to build a long term relationship.