ok so i checked it out the page that you provided isnt their web site its a squeeze page which is geared towards getting you to sign up by offering to give you a free e book which in turn gives them your contact info which adds u to their buyers list or private money lending list and all that depends on the page it self you might want to look in to doing more research on them of course so always do your due diligence when ever you deal with any one 

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

Only deal with reputable, experienced wholesalers.

Some lenders may verify, with no income verification, but with a higher interest rate, but this is something I need to do more research on and very much welcome any suggestions on any reputable companies I could work with.On that note, I am roughly familiar with a federally insured Title 1 loan that would even be applicable to properties one does not own!

But a reputable GC would be greatly appreciated for a newer investor like myself.

I know in our area here.. most realtors simply are not going to work with contracts that don't have POF's  they have trained their sellers that its a waste of time to work with any contract that does not have POF>and not just mail order internet POFs must be from local reputable lender that they can verify..

You should run one yourself from a reputable company.  

I was told that GC's typically don't like to come out and give bids on properties that are not even under contract.I'd hate to have a potentially reputable GC come out to walk the property with me and then I don't get the deal and they feel that I wasted their time and that I was just a tire kicker. 

You could partner with reputable investors in your area, or use some of the crowd sourcing investment websites that are out there.

If not, any recommendations on ways to find a reputable and good agent to work with to help a novice RE investor get their first property?