Getting in front of the potential lead is key, but I would be careful about doing it in a way that could lead to some bad word of mouth that could harm your reputation early on.

What I can tell you so far is that Lease317 has a good reputation for property management, although I hear they are picky with the types of properties they will manage.  

I feel like my buyer got an exceptional deal on this home, mainly because I wanted the security of having it sold and at the earliest possible settlement date.I could easily see how a seller who doesn't care about their reputation would be more likely to cut corners and skip on some small details in this scenario.

If this is not an option, I would consider networking to find a reputable GC in your area and then paying them for their time to walk through the house with you when you visit prior to making the offer.  

-tenant has a solid reputation. multiple locations throughout the midwest. i like the business, i like the long term prospects for the industry.

As far as financing goes, I need to look into low and no-money down options, and was hoping to get leads on reputable, trustworthy HML's in the Boston, MA area and any other suggestions on creative financing strategies for fix and flips! 

The only incentive that any crowdfunding platform has is to maintain their reputation in order to retain/attract investors.

Hey everyone,My business partner and I are seeking a reputable property manager or management company operating in Ocean County, NJ (specifically Brick).

I've gained a bit of a reputation locally as a quality rehabber.  

He has a good reputation within the Memphis Investment Group, a local investment club here.