I am on a bunch of wholesaler's lists and after analyzing hundreds of deals for myself and my clients I found one that was from a reputable licensed agent/wholesaler and I pulled the trigger.

I would prefer it to be my handyman but if my tenants have someone reputable, all I ask is for them to send me their business card.

My property manager immediately began the eviction process using a highly reputable eviction service.

In ohio turn key companies have some of the worst reputations of "lipstick on pig" type deals. houses 100 years old. one thing happens and all the cash flow is gone. https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/local/2018/07/05...

Have yet to find one thats reputable or worthwhile pursuing.

My efforts were rewarded with a snowball effect of success, culminating in the realization of my long-awaited dream – opening my own commercial and residential real estate brokerage and property management company at just 25 years of age.With each passing month, my client base grew, and my reputation as a trusted advisor in the industry soared.

Is it a reputable company and will the documentation provided from the study hold up in an audit?

Their offers  may be presented, but with a huge caveat that this person has a bad reputation and is unlikely to close.

You won't get a budgetary number out of a reputable contractor if you call them up and ask for a rough number based on the fact the home is XYZ square foot.

Spouting jargon and cant gets you ignored and damages your reputation.