The words tenant and resident mean the same thing but can be used to build a very different relationship.  

On the bad side, Wholesaling is a frankly new industry and falsely advertised by gurus as "easy money", most wholesalers are 1man show and work on a deal by deal basis with no structure and without building any long term relationships, part of our focus on convenience is translated by our transaction coordinator, transparency and weekly updates until closing, we provide moving/relocation services, lenders, credit repairs and insurance referrals. 

There are many free ways to generate leads but it’s all about building relationships!  

I already have some areas I want to talk about, but I was wondering if any of you have some top tier questions that you discussed, or wish you discussed early on in a new relationship.

We're liking the $100k and under homes and we're also looking to establish relationships with local Realtors, investors, wholesalers and contractors/handyman.

Save your differences of opinions for things that matter to your relationship and let the experts raise rents when the timing is right!

We had a great relationship with the owner.

My understanding is there are “relationship” banks, who would be more willing to  lend based on relationship.

My understanding is there are “relationship” banks, who would be more willing to lend based on relationship.

@Andrew GomezWell the first thing is to not put your primary residence into an LLC for tax purposes I can go dig deeper if you want it screws up a lot of things come tax season.Best advice is to start building credit with the LLC open up a bank account and establish a Relationship with the bank while keeping the credit for the LLC in good standing.