If they are reputable, this could be harmful to their business and should make it right. 

Thank you I would always refer people to trusted sources like @Brian Burke , who have a good reputation and while they have their own products to sell can help evaluate the claims made by another fund.

Pull the right permits and work with reputable contractors who will warranty their work...making those warranties transferable will be a huge perk to potential back end buyers.

Reach out to the resources provided and reputable community leaders.

We Buy Ugly Houses is a brand name and very reputed.

Make sure that that is a reputable person.

We try to warn our buyers about this and to use one of our trusted resources that is normally local, in the business for years, super knowledgeable and has a local reputation to defend and maintain. 

Definitely read all their reviews, see how they communicate and look into the company's reputation. 

Focus on building strong relationships and networking in your local market—having the right connections and a solid reputation can open doors to opportunities that don’t require perfect credit.

We have to keep in mind flippers have a bad reputation of doing the bare minimum and making loads of money (which we know isn't true).It would be hard for me to recommend remodeling it without spending more time on it.