I'm buying an investment property which is rent ready in Baltimore County MD and looking for a reputable property management company to rent it out and provide the day to day management of the property . 

They have built a national reputation. 

Does anyone have a lead or knowledge of a reputable institution to place a HELOC on the investment property?

I spent the past month or two studying turnkey markets, and then researching reputable turnkey providers in the markets of interest. 

A quick update -- I found reputable GC's that build for $200-$250/sqft for the exact same spec home the others were quoting $450/sqft for.

We are looking for reputable contractors in the Northern Jersey area that can be trusted to give realistic repair estimates on properties.

Currently we are helping land lease communities with their compliance burdens related to Fair Housing and ADA.I was appointed by the Governor of Illinois to set up and run the Illinois Manufactured Housing Quality Assurance Board, I was selected as the Manufactured Housing Industry Person of the Year(2013), my consulting company was selected as Service Supplier of the Year in 2011 by MHI (our national trade association), I have served three times on the Board of Directors of the Illinois Manufactured Housing Association and also served as Chairman in 2014, and have been the featured speaker over 200 times at industry events.

I may be a little late posting this to the forums, but I wanted to put a (slightly delayed) spotlight on this awesome article that Forbes published in August.Inside Birmingham's Bid to Become the Southern Silicon ValleyBirmingham has long had a reputation, along with much of the South, for being a bit behind, a bit outdated, a bit backward.

I spoke with (from what I can tell) a reputable property manager, and they agreed they'd manage the units. 

Fair Credit Reporting ActA consumer protection law that regulates the disclosure of consumer credit reports by consumer/credit reporting agencies and establishes procedures for correcting mistakes on one's credit record.fair market valueThe highest price that a buyer, willing but not compelled to buy, would pay, and the lowest a seller, willing but not compelled to sell, would accept.Fannie Mae (FNMA)The Federal National Mortgage Association, which is a congressionally chartered, shareholder-owned company that is the nation's largest supplier of home mortgage funds.