Thanks John, sound easy enough...are mutual bank accounts set up for this type of relationship usually?

Follow up, build a relationship, and don't try to get their pocket deals from day one.

Once you have done that you should go deep on studying that subject, building relationships with active investors in that space and ultimately look to get your first deal done.

Hi everyone,if you were to visit the USA for 10 days to walk the streets and build relationships to do flips where would you go?....

You can also build relationships with independent syndicators who do not operate on the crowdfunding platforms.

Build relationships while you’re here.

I was able to build a relationship with them prior to working with them.

A mentorship relationship is built on trust and time.

If we're talking single family rentals, or up to a quadplex, my understanding is that most people who continue to leverage their properties do so by finding and forming a relationship with a small regional bank or credit union that is willing to lend based solely on the value of the underlying asset(s) and/or the income from the properties.

On your first point of purchasing the not from the bank, there’s a few items that need to be checked of first:Smaller/ Regional bank (not your big 4 or similar size)The bank needs a reason to sell but also a want (loan is severely delinquent)Usually a preexisting relationship with the bank