Very slimy realtor here locally with a poor reputation.

Hi Elizabeth, two reputable GCs in my network focused on the greater Chicago area are (i) Real Restoration and (ii) Construction Cycle.

Would you rather purchase a property prematurely, not have enough funds and suffer from consequences or be financially secure, ready and then go for the right deals with safety/security?

Wholesalers have such a bad reputation because many just go on mls, low ball offers and try and wholesale a deal on the MLS, or will get a deal from another wholesaler and mark it up and the investor has seen it from the original wholesaler and 3 other daisy chains.Key is to find your own deals, analyze them, and know the numbers to assist in finding deals for others and make some money.

His primary mortgage was sold to a private lender in the early 2000s and he claims he had to give an explanation each time as to why he financed with a private lender with such poor reputation every time his credit was pulled.

They can also help you determine the financing options available to you.In terms of the construction aspect, it would be beneficial to speak with a reputable builder who has experience in constructing multi-family properties.

The consequences are on them. 

Consequently, during prosperous times, the industry struggles to build fast enough, and what we're currently seeing are the completions from previous boom years.

Consequently, sellers often overestimate their property's value, failing to recognize its actual performance.Moreover, if the property requires significant repairs such as foundation work or a new roof, it may not qualify for long-term financing.

It is not worth it to get the reputation of taking loans and not paying them back. 1.