Hey everyone,I'm curious to know if there are any agents in Indy that have a good reputation for having a strong funnel of quality, discounted property?

Anyone know of a reputable Real Estate agent in the capitol region?

@Matt Matyas To have an actionable plan that will work in your area, you'll need to speak with the Town/county board of health and/or a reputable septic installer/maintainer.

That way you would gain experience, be able to siphon off a portion of that person's good reputation when you are trying to attract investors yourself, and you will make money in the process rather than potentially losing it.Most successful syndicators are looking to systemitize their businesses, and would like to hire someone at a low cost to do the work they don't enjoy doing. 

As long as it was put in place by a reputable contractor, the quality should be no different when compared to a neighborhood of houses.

I'm not looking for a title company I'm still looking for a reputable Real Estate Investor Friendly Closing Attorney.

I am currently looking for a reputable hard money lender in Colorado.

However, the broker has a reputation to maintain with his buyer list, and he knows both sides need to play-nice in order for the deal to happen, so he's incented to be helpful to both parties.

We've used him for real estate closings and he has a very good local reputation.

Getting a reputable roofer out was a nightmare, but worth it in the long run.