And so really take the time and sit down, get as much face time with them as you can, build that relationship because those clients that you work with in the early years are going to often become some of your best referral partners for your entire career, they're also going to become your future sellers.

Referrals are welcomed...thank you!

You can also check out your local Facebook groups to see who other investors and wholesalers like to use so you'll get a solid referral. 

Honestly a local lender buddy of mine has told me that referrals have been what has sustained his business despite these higher rates we are seeing.  

And the best realtors work off referrals so if they only cared about commissions they would be out of business in a year. 

I am going to list them:TurboTenantIt is completely free to advertise your rental, screen your tenants.You upload your pictures, write a description and it posts to 20+ websites for freeTakes about 24-48 hours for leads to come in.Once you select a tenant, they pay for the background check, upload documents (paystubs, ID, W2) and it is all set to you.It even helps you build a lease after you select a tenant (there is a $30+ fee for the lease)My referral code .disclosure.

@Gerard LewisEven if someone give you a referral, what meets their expectations, may not meet yours.In our experience, the #1 mistake owners make when selecting a Property Management Company (PMC) is ASSUMING instead of CONFIRMING.It's often a case of not doing enough research, as they don't know what they don't know!

Does anyone know who can do a cost segregation study for Hawaii?  Happy Thanksgiving 

The worst quote we got was from a popular online lender, but the best was from a referral through our broker. 

Anyone have a referral for me?