I'm sure some QI's  have better reputations that others.    

That may have health consequences for your residents years down the road(recent research shows.) 

Mistakes have consequences, tell the weasel insurance adjuster that.

Someone in this age range is more likely to take risks, not foresee consequences, not take responsibility for their actions, and tends to follow peer pressure above that of authority.

I know an extremely reputable HML that has a rehab/rental program for only 3% down. 

There are numerous articles on the internet that talk about this perceived issues and reputable ones disprove any problems.

I only have experience on the syndication side of things but the reputation of a operator is what allows us to scale.Websites like BP bring a level of transparency to the real estate investing marketplace that will only improve in the coming years. 

No thanks, I like my license, my freedom, and my reputation. 

@Spender Hoyt -  You must be working with a single branch mom and pop bank because no reputable bank in the country would work directly with you.

We have enjoyed listening to the podcasts, and consequently developed a niche finding distressed sellers in Cleveland, Oh.