Hi Laura, Here's my advice Attend Real Estate Networking Events, Join Online Real Estate Communities, Utilize Real Estate Investment Clubs, Network with Real Estate Professionals, Create a Professional Online Presence, Utilize Referrals, Partner with Experienced Investors, Attend Real Estate Auctions, Offer Value, and you know what's the last?

Any suggestions, tip or tricks anyone can offer me?

You can discuss KPIs, market strategies, sales tactics, and offers an accountability partner.

They are more flexible than both commercial and conventional loans, while still offering 30-year terms.Most of our clients have opted for DSCR loans since rates have been on par in many instances and they’re usually much easier.  

I'd be concerned about the value and experience they can offer you.

I've got an agent who sends me deals, some of which are off-market, contractors who can do the work, a hard-money lender who seems to offer good terms, and a property management team I trust.

Ill explain my situation the best I can...Ive got a 100% remote corporate w2 Job making approximately 200k that offers a bit of flexibility since its mostly just project work.

Alot of brokers try to sell people into low (relative to interest rates) or negative cash on cash deals because they convenience the buyer that "real estate goes up".

I find that complaining usually falls on more receptive ears when a possible solution is also offered.

You can bring in a GC after you get it under contract or at the earliest when you decide to make an offer if you need a rehab estimate for your loan.