There are many reputable companies with very good reputations and plenty of information for you to find as a buyer at this point.

If you build up a reputation as a Great Real Estate CPA, and that you invest too you'll probably get clients that want to do JV's with you!

I discovered that only 3 out of the 10 properrties have had a rental certification which is a big deal in this local municipality as the city has a reputation of requiring everything in a rental to be brought up to "current" code.

I am in favor of your recommendation.Any PM with referrals to reputable asset-based lenders would be appreciated.

I think having the inventory will really give me a lot of practice as well as help me to establish a reputation as a go-to guy for great discount properties.

I am also looking for a reputable property management company that will manage my properties well.

Hi BrianIf you are going to pay a plumber do what the other replys say and go buy a new toilet it will be cheaperIf you are going to do the project yourself you must take the tank off to get flapper offTake the 3 bolts loose that you see in tank that are brassTurn tank upside down and unscrew big nut on bottom of tank that will release complete flapper unitGo but same unit replacement at box retailer

Some HOAs have caused property values to decline because of the reputation of the HOA or the rules the HOA enacted (60 watt light bulb???).

You need to do a Title Search with a reputable company to find out about back taxes and liens.

If you negotiate a deal that will make someone else a strong profit, you will be in good shape.Overall, and especially with your first contracts, don't get greedy with your fees... start smaller until your reputation for finding good deals grows.