Although many lenders do not offer this type of loan, those that do are a great option for real estate investors who are unable to provide the stricter guidelines of a traditional loan.The relationship between the borrower and the lender is based on the idea that the borrower will be able to afford and be able to pay the loan payments.

As far as finding lenders for your clients any mortgage loan officer worth their salt will want to meet with you and develop a relationship. 

Learn, build relationships, and you will get there for sure.

The first one can be the most challenging as you're building credibility and broker relationships - hard to go into it "brand new" but easier if you have a partner/coach that you can leverage their track record. 

3)Can anyone share experience with how to start and develop relationships with banks/local lenders?  

I have good relationships with both of them/ there is mutual respect.

Too avoid getting into any trouble with the SEC, just make sure anyone you advertise the deal to is someone you already had a pre-existing relationship with (no posting on social media asking for folks' money).Hope this helps a bit - please, feel free to reach out anytime if you have other questions or just want to chat!

As a Realtor I have multiple lenders I have relationships with, and I would love to get your feedback on getting over the hum and DOING your first deal. 

If you have a good working relationship with the seller, you may be able to ask them to issue notice.

We have a relationship with Foremost and have been happy with the customer service and claim payout, but they have not been super competetive lately.