My recommendation is to use your network and find reputable contractors.

I'm going to network as much as I can in Cheyenne, find as many reputable handy man/plumbers etc and manage when I move to my next location.

But that makes the sizes of them difficult to make homes, so you remove walls, which makes the engineers cringe......You've probably heard all this before from more reputable and authoritative sources than myself, so I won't be long-winded, and I definitely won't be a naysayer. 

Hello all,This is a first time post for me; I have been an active flipper/new build investor in the Twin Cities metro for a few years. Ultimately I'd like to find a G.C that can handle my projects, from demo to final ...

As you said my reputation ways on the referrals that I give.

Just wondering if they are a reputable company and good to work with. 

But yes I advise people to be cautious until a proven track record is shown and that's where reputation comes in.  

There are some very reputable companies in Memphis that offer that product.

@Christopher ChamberlainDefinitely get a reputable attorney on your team.

It is a great way to never make money and build a reputation (not necessarily a good one).