The RE broker found someone reputable and got back to me with a quote of $45K for the big office building and 40K for the smaller office building (would need to be done in next 3 years) – this would include tear down, using shingles that last 30 years, repairing mortar joints on chimney, etc.

My leads now come from the web (organic ranking) but I can see I'm being squeezed out of the front page with google giving up more space to paid ads (adwords).

In every case, it's very advisable to have these types of loans serviced by a reputable and licensed servicer in that state so that this can be proven. 

Excellent reputation, and will add a lot more weight to your offer than a credit union.Also if the property is in DC proper....frankly you have very little chance of getting an offer accepted with an inspection contingency.  

Hello all, i am currently looking for a reputable property manager in Danville Va.

I used a local and reputable lender, and the best interest rate they could give me was 5.2% on it because it is an investment property.

They are listed as "ready to pay" in the web interface at Cozy's website.The 13th falls on a Sunday this month.

Number 2 downside he listed is not all turnkey companies are reputable and they may rip you off...now that’s ironic.Reminds me of a car mechanic who took me for a bit of a “ride” a couple years ago.  

I’m sure much of what he spoke about was biased due to his businesses ventures and  maintaining his reputation in the industry. 

Both are extremely reputable, knowledgable QIs who are active here on BP.Good luck!