Quote from @Ryan Daulton: Network with local investors and build relationships.

I would rather do due diligence in vetting sponsors, building relationships (like on this platform), and evaluating deals, then place my investment and go back to being in the ER doctor while the GP does the work for me.

But this also typically requires existing relationship before they will start bending their "standard" underwriting rules.

Heat takes a toll on them, cold takes an even bigger tole, and it's all so dang toxic how there manufactured, making it hell for recycling or disposal.  

I am ready to collaborate and (literally) venture into amazing and profitable relationships! 

In Chicago or San Antonio, it’s a similar hustle... you build the right relationships with smaller property managers who know local investor groups, and suddenly you’re the guy who can feed them deals they never thought they’d find on BiggerPockets alone.As for the fear of getting stuck with a contract, it happens less often when you’ve done your homework on the numbers and aren’t overselling some mediocre deal.

For LOC, it's probably best to build relationships by calling into local banks there.

But that's in the past, I  no longer accept tenants in toxic Seattle, I've quit.

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