Our current company’s shortcomings have required us to be more hands on than is practical.Very interested in recommendations from the BP community for reliable, trustworthy, and communicative property management companies in Virginia Beach.

My number one criteria for buying in a location is having a reliable a trustworthy team to handle my investment for me.Seriously, everything mentioned here is important but if my property management team is crap... read some of the comments from some of the other investors about how bad their property management teams are.

Not cheap but trustworthy and good.

I'm curious if investors most value experience, trustworthiness, market knowledge, etc. etc.I know all of these would be ideal, but what is MOST important to you?

He has no money, bad credit (which is a measure of a person's financial trustworthiness), he's not willing to get a second job because he doesn't like to work, and he's close to quitting his first job, even though he has no money and no credit.

The process can be challenging for many consumers but you can benefit from the assistance of a trustworthy and knowledgeable person, such as REALTOR Michael Saad.

Credit is a measure of financial trustworthiness, and banks won't loan money to people who they consider to be less than trustworthy with money.Therefore, I would suggest that you do whatever it takes to take care of your credit problem.

I just read that you are 'new'.So my recommendation is to find an honest, credible, trustworthy, experienced, competent investor to work with and show you what todo that will share some of the profits.

It is better to find a trust worthy agent for great negotiations and deal.

If you have a solid and trustworthy sphere of influence you're good to go, if you're new to town, you have to do some pretty humbling things to gain peoples trust.Oh, and lots of times when you tell someone you're a realtor, you'll notice that the look in their eye means that they are not interested!