Every day some new lender calls saying, “Your file’s almost approved!”

How do you vet and manage contractors better (especially when you can’t be there every day)?

I have no issue finding houses, but I'd rather have a connection and develop a business relationship with an investor rather than have to struggle on every sale to find different people.I feel like reaching out to people is something that doesn't work well at random anymore and I have a few people I have built relationships with and enjoy working with them, but they obviously can't buy everything I find especially with the mass volume I find every day (around 60 a month).Does anyone have any recommendations for connecting with people and building a business relationship list with so that I can not only sell to them, but have it be reliable on both ends?

Learn to underwrite deals every day, build relationships with local agents and property managers, and focus on getting that first property right.

Ha - you just never know where this job will take you - something different everyday!

I am typically at the rehab virtually every day.  

I have one property with them and I regret it almost every day.

I have been listening to hours of podcasts, YouTube videos, and audio books almost every day.

That decision fueled my discipline to save consistently and check zillow almost everyday (as I knew nothing of biggerpockets at the time).2) Took Action - The action to save, the action to check zillow, once I felt I had a good amount of money (not nearly enough lol) I started to reach out to lenders to get pre-qualified - that process told me what else I needed to do (creditwise/cashwise/debt to income ratio wise).

money is the key to getting your first deal accomplished. look at real estate every day on the computer and driving around in your car.