As you said, they show up, answer questions about the local market, provide useful data when needed, and just are a general value add to the forums.I think it's fair for consumers to take what an agent says about the market with a grain of salt, but over time, their reputation for giving good info without the smarm wins.

However, there are also syndicators with a great track records and reputations (Praxis and Ashcroft are a couple operators that I’m aware of).

The impact on real estate is twofold: increased demand for housing in both the rental and purchase markets, and a shift in housing preferences towards urban, tech-friendly developments with smart home features and high-speed internet connectivity.Relative AffordabilityWhile many markets are pricing out investors, San Antonio is maintaining its reputation for affordability.

Also, what a lot of flippers don't realize is that their reputation will follow them.

They've partnered with BiggerPockets and have built a strong reputation for making self-management seamless, especially for hosts managing a handful of properties like yours.Hospitable is known for its ease of use, automated messaging (a lifesaver for responding to guests!)

My intent was to use the local reputable contractor (think of the guys sponsoring sports).

Can anyone recommend a reputable networking group in the Washington, DC metro area?  

You can't find much on google, they must have paid someone to manage their reputation.

If you know of a reputable foundation repair company @ $175 - $200 per pier, I would welcome receipt of the company name and contact information.

Have them blown out and truly winterized by a reputable company.