Reputation is important if you're wholesaling, know the numbers backwards and forwards, up and down and they must be reliable if you want to continue to wholesale.A partner may not be a bad way to go if you can find one or two with cash and know how. 

Also be careful of lowballing too much. you could not only get a blatant no with no wiggle room, but if the seller/selling agent know a lot of people, this could hurt your reputation in the area.

Has anyone worked with other turnkey companies that have a good reputation?  

Hi all,I recently purchased a duplex in Dover, NH that I'll be rehabbing and am looking a reputable contractor to help me with the work.

@Talha MakkiSince you're new, I suggest you find a reputable real estate attorney to help you along the way.

Eventually, I want to get into apartment complexes and I thought I should start building on that reputation with my first unit.

You need receipts if you are writing the checks to the suppliers, but not if you are “reimbursing” the contractor, you’ll 1099 him if required (dependent on his W-9).

Your reputation isn't something that people can take from you in a divorce and betrayal.Over the last year I have learned a ton about empathy, relationships, spirituality, mindfulness, and things of this nature. 

My reputation is worth more than one half of the commission.

If you're not experienced and it's a big project, find a reputable GC and learn from him/her.