.), i can see how agents got a bad reputation, and not just because they are sales. 

It's crucial for us to address these concerns, as they affect our reputation, which we hold dear.

I understand that a lot more goes into the equation but lets assume everything was done correctly ie: structural engineer inspected the property- repairs were done by a reputable company with a long term warranty etc.I'm basically asking do people fear foundation problems so much that they turn away from your properties regardless of how well the work was done/or what experts inspected it?

.), i can see how agents got a bad reputation, and not just because they are sales.

I had a plumber replace all the drain lines at one of my homes.

I'd appreciate recommendations on reputable hard money lenders, especially those familiar with assisting newcomers.

So i called a plumber who came over and installed it.

My thoughts so far about FS, is that it is a great system for those looking to short cut their curve to getting a system, getting a reputable team, getting financing, and a slew of other vetted contacts and closing deals on a scale that can go up to 10-20 deals a month if you want.  

Her renter's insurance covered remediation of her belongings, move into storage and renting an RV that was delivered to the property for her to stay in during repairs. 2nd otherwise good tenant decided to play plumber blew out shower valve.

That way, you build an ongoing reputation and people are waiting for your next opening.