So what works for me is to continuously building on those relationships and taking them beyond just solving their investment problem. 

I know I get super irritated when I call a customer service number and get automated menus when I really want to speak to a person and have them solve my problem.

Or will they still pursue the issue even after the real problems are solved.

My wife and I bought a house from her grandpa’s estate. We bought for 68k, the houses in the area are valued at 100k minimum. It’s a small two bed one bathroom as most of the houses are in the area. I replace the kitc...

Now, speaking of the seller, we all know we’re in the business of solving problems and so let me explain this sellers “problem”...

In real estate brandon Turner says it's about solving problems for people.

Additionally, we would like to speak with an accountant who has expertise in property management taxation laws to assist us in following the proper taxation rules and guidelines. 

Can this be solved with wood putty and paint, or am I looking at needing to replace it?

Keep in mind that I am living with family and the idea of another Carpenter walking the property with judgment and the expertise of what they would have done just to give me an outrageous quote to finish or refusal to take the job, causes me major annoyance. 

Here is what I can offer mentoring on:- Sourcing deals- Negotiating- Wholesaling (a little bit, I'm not a wholesaler)- Flips- Rentals (single families and 2-4 multis)- Pre-foreclosures- Rent-to-own- Cash, financed, subject-to, owner financing deals- Hard money, private lending, banks, cash- Self managing- Dealing with contractors- Networking and education- Getting your spouse on board- Dealing with failure and frustration- Moral dilemmas?