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 might flush a toilet or look under the sink but the plumber is the one to scope the toilets and check the whole plumbing system including to the street.

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!

Or you need a licensed plumber or electrician.However I totally hear you in my area here in Portland Oregon.

I'd wait for some other reputable TX attorneys or wholesalers to chime in here, but I'd be getting a license if I were you.

Do they say that about Bankers, Grocery Store Owners, Doctors (well maybe doctors..bad example) plumbers, etc?