Lawton definitely has its reputation, and you're right about the single-industry concern and the high crime perception, which makes it counterintuitive for many investors.

People are just to involved in others lives that that can't manage their own respectful and dignity is out the window in this time of humanity,..we should just stop pointing and be right in doing so if we have to be such ruthless running to the top for that reputation and greed of money ...it will all be gone and by then who s helping u and yours cause it will only get worse with that attitude. 

The concept does work and have had no issues with them as a company and yes their organization is reputable.

Having a good team can make a big difference in fixing up a property, avoiding hidden issues, and saving money in the long run.I recently found SureBuild Restoration – they offer a lot of home restoration services and seem pretty reputable.

Go with someone trusted that you also research for their reputation.

Jensen & Co have a solid reputation for working with investors like us.Don't foget to update any necessary disclosures and think about getting landlord insurance if that's not already on your radar.By the way, if you're ever curious about expanding your investments beyond Oregon, I've been helping investors tap into markets like Phoenix and Austin; some exciting opportunities out there.

And now your building a community and reputation with the BEST finance-$ there is, PRIVATE-$.

While I read reviews, I typically use it to remove those that I would not invest in, meaning does the sponsor have a bad reputation.

She sent a reputable plumbing company out and they gave us a $9000 bid to do excavating, repairs, etc. due to some roots getting in some plumbing under the house.

Your PM contractors typically have a great reputation and are responsive to requests, so it's worth paying a little more.