Dwayne I would say to do what I would do.Hire a Management Company (one with a good reputation) and let them handle it from there.

I did my research on the company and they seem reputable.

I do know landlords who do and some think the program is great and others complain endlessly about it but feel trapped because the property has a "section 8" reputation.

Then something happens and you’re unable to complete the orders on time and you really will damage your reputation.

We've had plenty of instances where we were not the highest offer but the best because of reputation and cash.

I think your reputation of being a fair business dealer with people, and people will be knocking down your office door to do business with you.

I was the winning bidder for a house from a reputable auction company (williams & williams).

It's not what the Museum is supposed to be about - but it's exactly how many visitors see it.Dialog Ltd, in Hong Kong, run a project called Hope Tees which designs and manufactures t-shirts to raise money for worthy causes.

The end result is that we'll be forced to live within our means; to actually save money; to have a lower standard of living; to actually start manufacturing things again in the US; and to be more self-sufficient (without all the government handouts).

If so your 2.2k is not worth his reputation and if he is dishonest he could take your 1k, start the job and probably still take advantage of you.