#091: What no one tells you about vendor relationships until it's too late

<p>The Sophisticated Property Investing podcast from Ethical Property Partners is a deep dive into property investing using sophisticated strategies including no money left in and no money down. Whether you’re an experienced investor, just starting out, or somewhere in-between, our podcast will help you to learn new strategies to use in your property investment business. We cover investment strategies for residential and commercial property in detail and interview successful property investors who are using these strategies in real-life. The Sophisticated Property Investing podcast will help you to build your knowledge to use when investing for your own property portfolio and help you to increase your income using new strategies. Join us for our regular podcast on a Thursday morning at 10am and start investing using sophisticated strategies yourself!</p> <p>___________________</p> <p>During a traditional property deal, the relationship with the vendor isn't seen as important; they're often bypassed altogether, and the investor doesn't get to communicate directly with them.</p> <p>On this episode, Frank will explain why growing a relationship directly with the vendor is SO important.  With highly profitable sophisticated deals a strong and trusting bond with the vendor can see your profits sky rocket, and even help avoid deals falling through.  As always, Frank uses real life examples to illustrate his points.  Apologies for the occasional squawk from a tropical bird.... Frank's chasing down deals Costa Rica at the moment!</p> <p>To download the resources referred to in this episode please click on the links below:</p> <p><a href='https://frankmentorslimited.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/EPPHQTeam/EXTZTiprVt1Jk50zocSJRO0BYMayqFLQ-ueJr5EWvcZ0cg?e=wiq3Wx'>The Complexity Conundrum</a></p> <p> </p> <p>New full episodes of Sophisticated Property Investing are available EVERY THURSDAY - Also listen out for short form "Caffeine Cast" shows in between. </p> <p>For more great advice on property investing, check out the Ethi