I'm looking for investor friendly, trustworthy contractors in Glendale, AZ.

We just bought another in that area.But we also 1) know that area REALLY well as we grew up there and not much has changed and 2) had trustworthy contacts from day 1 on all aspects of the acquisition and maintenance and 3) have a really good PM company.So my experience with out of state investing has been good, so far.

Welcome aboardMaybe attend your local REIA group meetingsFamily and friendsCo-workers from W2 employersinstructors in college / teacherschurch membersdentist , doctors, cpa, attorney ( people who you been doing busy with in some kind of fashion )Crowd fundingneighborsetcIt's about building trust worthy relationships <-

thank you, Ann Marie  Hi Ann Marie,It is possible but the main emphasis needs to be on establishing the right and trustworthy people on ground that will happily assist.I flipped a few properties while still living in Australia but it took me many sleepless night due to the time zone difference and networking for over 18 months until I found the right people for the job.Michigan and Ohio are 2 great markets.Thanks for reading and have a great day.

@Matthew Gallo and @Christopher L. welcome to biggerpocketsIf you are looking for an investor agent in Wisconsin, I would be more than glad to talk with you.Under the " learn " tab please look at How-to guides Milwaukee market  general questions : go ahead ask on the public forum, pleaseRegardless good luck moving forward and build a trust worthy team

;)    One of my goals for our local community is to develop a strong network of individuals so that we can learn both what to do and what not to do; to develop a working list of professionals that we know we can rely on for both their expertise and trustworthiness.

Definitely attend the meet-ups so you can network and get yourself a trustworthy team.

It is extremely difficult to get proficient in an area without having trustworthy "boots on the ground". 

I wanted to ask for everyone's experience or input on what the best way to go about building a solid and trustworthy fix and flip team would be. 

This is of course assuming they meet the criteria of trust worthy, good work ethic, etc...