I would like to hear from someone who had experience with long-distance investing with tips having that kind of a relationship with the property manager in the time of the rehab.Thank you

_________________________________________________________________________________________________Now I want you to take a moment and write one important goal for each of the following facets of your life: physical, spiritual, work or career, family, social relationships, financial security, mental improvement and attention, and hobbies.

At the moment, I believe the following tasks are NOT delegatable and remain core tasks:-Developing relationships by providing value-Getting smarter through learning, taking action and speaking with people-Being healthy - mental health and physical health through fitness/diet-Casting a vision or strategy for your life and your team's lifeSome tasks I believe can be delegated/systematized:-Finding deals - with help of brokers, wholesalers, marketing-Scheduling -through softwares like calendly-Property management through traditional property managers or digital assistantsThese are just a few that come to mind. 

The classes teach you how to stay out of legal trouble, as well as useful concepts and vocabulary, but you have to learn about marketing your services and building relationships outside of class.So for the prelicensing, I would recommend handwriting your notes in-class and/or focusing on the guided notes.

You need to build a relationship with an agent who is willing to show you properties and help you learn the values and spreads in the areas you are interested in.You need to know your why and your goals before you put down the cash.

The relationship is just as complicated

With this high level back drop, I've been scouring online resources to better understand the relationship between operating and holding LLCs and am trying to understand the basic mechanics of how they entities are utilized in the conduct of the BRRRR strategy.  

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in building a professional relationship and utilizing Direct Mailing for buying opportunities.

It’s always bad when a business relationship goes sour, but there are so many valuable lessons that I’m sure you have learned ( as stated).

These buyers will be local to your market, active in the industry, and you will have a relationship with them personally!