They should also have good connections, so they can erase the time it would take you to find a solid lawyer, title company, etc.A good, trustworthy general contractor can be your 'boots on the ground' for the times you cannot be present at project rehabs and repairs.

@Kimberly Quachey Unless you or your husband have good experience in the building trades (general contractor, electrical, plumbing, etc) or have TRUSTWORTHY AND KNOWLEDGEABLE friends or relatives who - with absolute certainty - will do a good job, Land Bank properties (or any major rehab) are probably not a good place to start - too many problems for a newbie.  

Can someone point me to a reliable and trustworthy commercial lender, preferably local to DFW?

Does anyone know any trustworthy agents and contractors in that area that would be up for a quick flip.

Looking for any advise or contacts for local contractors that work on this level and are trustworthy.

I don't think banks will touch 100% LTV, even if there's equity walking in, and I just don't know how to find trustworthy hard money.

Welcome @Ahmed Salem, a trust worthy contractor is always in demand.

If someone knows trustworthy, reputable and affordable home builders - would appreciate if you can send contact information. 

My experience so far has been very negative so I'm hoping there actually are reliable and trustworthy PM's out there.  

Try to evaluate the seller and see if this is someone who is honest and trustworthy.