Agents that love investors will help you find a deal and build the long term relationship. 

I would love the opportunity to network with investors, lenders, contractors, property managers, and agents to build relationships, future business, and surround myself with like-minded and more experienced individuals so I can learn as much as I can!

People have told me I'm too business oriented and not enough relationship oriented.

I am new in the real estate world. I became a licensed realtor a month ago. I work out of Georgia. Atlanta area specifically. When being mentored the first thing that is on the to-do list of building your database is ...

You're gonna want to start building a relationship with an agent(s) preferably ones who are investors themselves.

Dave, there is so much more than the relationship between UPB and the purchase price when dealing with MH ( or any property ) when lending. 

I’ve scaled very quickly from there by leveraging my network and relationships to create partnerships and we just did our first syndication deal 2 months ago.

It preserves your relationship with the seller and keeps you from being the bearer of bad news.

They don't work for us agents, BUT there can be a lot of "you scratch my back I'll scratch yours"-ism in the industry and you could be picking up on that relationship as you observe the relationship between the agent and the inspector.In general if I don't have a trusted inspector in a market I'll default to using a Pillar to Post inspector, since they have fantastic training protocols and have a much higher bar of excellence than the average inspector on the market. 

I am already working on my neighbor at my Philly flip, building the relationship in the hopes he will sell.