And when you are starting off, you should try to establish trust and relationship with your buyers first.

I am now seeking a way to establish a credit facility (200K to 1M) to help me scale up faster.

Then look at your investment requirements and you can establish an offer.

What are some strategies that have been successful for you here beginning a career in sales, approaching and successfully working with investors, and establishing long term win-win relationships?

I would venture to say it's already being done so that may be the way to go and get a discount from an already established warehouse, worth looking into none the less.

When I first start investing looking at some investments over there I didn't get any traction until I hooked up with another investor who was well known in the market and who had established connections in the area.

Joining a strong, established team also works.If the person is only going to send postcards and wait for people to call then you can do that part-time.

Hi All,just got put onto this site by an investing colleague of mine - what a phenomenal resource.I am looking at a 4-plex, it'll be my second rental purchase, already have one established, albeit SFR.When I look at comps the nearest 4 plex units are all 2 bed 1 bath, and one sold as recently as Dec 2014, so is a good guide for me.What is a good strategy to estimate value in the 4 plex of interest to me which is 3/2 as it's the only 3/2 layout compared to the other 2/1's.I have averaged number of rooms and applied this to larger 4 plex, eg sold for value divided by 8 (2bedx4 units), divided by 12 (2 bed, 1 bathx4) , then multiplied this by 12 (3bedx4) and 20(3bed, 2 bathx4) and I have also used square footage ratio's to gain a value on the larger property.Are any of these methods feasible and if there's a better method, I'd love to hear it.For the record, these comparative units are all in the same subdivision, are architecturally similar, so direct comparisons in this case are pretty close.Thanks in advance,Michael.

I personally feel as though establishing a series LLC is the move for me.

Ok, so it's established that no DOS clause exists anywhere in the note, but that the note DOES say that it's not assumable.