@Nicholas Barbera Most reputable turnkey companies are in the midwest.

See if you can buy in the name of an LLC....then sell the LLC (more or less same idea as the trust.)Plenty of sellers won't allowed assigned contracts as there are too many people who won't close if they can't resell it before closing and that's what gives wholesalers a bad name and reputation.   

@Farshad Mansouri @Khaled Morad is a local agent and has a great reputation in the industry for his knowledge and trustworthiness.  

For example, I read the police blotter every day and see one of my Tenants picked up for DUI with multiple illegal drugs in the car.

I have plenty market expertise, reputable, and credible vendors as well as resources as well, Let's Connect!

A reputable contractor will have a straight forward contract that lists what will be performed on the job.

On the offer letter, be sure there are no contingencies such as "offer pending drug or background screening."

It's Boulder but on the south side and with a wonky reputation for God and guns that I think kept it a secret for awhile. 

My client and I discussed it for awhile and we decided to go with the one that had a local lender as he had a reputation for pulling off tricky deals and this was a tricky deal. 

Build - Similar to large renovations you want to choose a reputable builder which may be difficult.