In the real world, when you are sourcing deals and building relationships to get properties, you don't get to say, "Hey, I don't like the tone in the text you sent me."

We have DSCR loans (non-construction) for foreign nationals.

I have no prior experience in real estate, however, am fortunately enough to have access to sources of income besides a fixed job salary that provides me additional CF and a long-term safety net.

I’m motivated to go all-in on flipping and currently source all my deals from the MLS and Zillow, focusing on properties in the $1.5M - $2M range.

With today's market I think it's important to get creative with sourcing/structuring deals in order to make them strong investments.

Much slower than utilizing a HELOC, but I’m not trying to build an empire and just have a passive income source that eventually allows me to spend my time where I find meaningful.

Hi All,When sourcing larger commercial deals, who are the brokers that you connect with most prominently and what markets do they operate in? 

I'd say the quality of leads vs other online sources has been and still is pretty good. 

Also, property managers are good ones to source as well (PMs that are smaller 50 units, 75 units)..

Any advice on how to source reputable contractors in a specific area?