They're not interested in a relationship, they look at every borrower as a one time customer and want get as much from that one deal as they can.The good lenders want to be reasonable (and, yes, still make money) and work with the deal because they'll want you to come back to them for your next 20 deals as well.   

I make sure to provide great customer service and open communication with the seller because then the seller will start liking you and will work with you better.That's just my experience so far.

You also have to fully disclose to your clients and customers that you have an ownership interest.I don't recommend it unless you really know what you're doing and can run it honestly with full disclosure.

If CV was gone NOW still be quite some time til workers, customers, & businesses are able to get back to getting. 

We have a few acres out in the woods which I think would appeal to their customer base.

Give the customers what they want!

Give the customers what they want!

I've created a custom no interest loan to myself. 

Regular banks will not do it 99% of the time as they want you to have some skin in the game.2) the typical construction on these is seller debt with a 5 to 10 year term, during which you aggressively raise rents to market levels, push water/sewer usage cost back on the customers, fill vacant lots, and cut costs.

You'll be getting less than 10% of buyer inquiries while those agents on your page will: - take those same leads and bring them on as exclusive buyer clients - show their own listings to these buyer leads- show dozens of other MLS listings to the buyer BEFORE showing them your FSBO listingZillow has a greater incentive to distribute buyer leads to paying customers and FSBOs oftentimes go months before finally hiring a broker to sell their property.