Your reputation is at stake and is everything being a wholesaler.

The terminology "foundation repairs" or "Retrofits" is generally used to describe "Proprietary Foundation Systems" for MANUFACTURED HOMESHowever, If you're not dealing in MANUFACTURED HOME transactions there's no need for you to take the time to view the video.

I will get it fixed by a reputable repair company that offers a lifetime transferable warranty.

Call out for referrals for a reputable CPA in San Antonio, TX who has ample experience in supporting REI clients.

I came across a local developer who seemed to have a good reputation and a track record buying small to medium multi-families, doing some work refurbishing and repositioning the properties and flipping them in a couple of years.  

I can recommend you to a reputable contractor in Orange that can help  you those questions.

From my quick read, Coretec appears to be just another floating vinyl plank offering - many the major flooring manufacturers offer both residential and commercial vinyl planks.  

I am very new to this business and was hoping some of you out there would have any reputable names lending hard money.  

Easy: Mislead the seller with bogus clauses such as 1. subject to partner approval (your partner can be your dog)2. subject to 60 day inspection  (they are tied up doing lots of inspections)3. subject to financing (just be sure and don't try and get it)If you use enough weasel clauses you won't lose a dime, will have raised the sellers hopes, taken the property off the market leaving REAL HONEST POTENTIAL BUYERS behind, and started developing a reputation (maybe not a good one).

If you say a property needs $10,000 in rehab, and turns out it needs $30,000, your reputation will look very bad, and no one will want to work with you.