Im ready to explore multfamily.

A good reputation does have a price.Enjoy your weekend and cheers.

There are a lot of us out there that just want to find a reputable, experienced professional and make 12% on our $. 

We are exploring all avenues of financing especially since we are official now, and will be able to move soon!

Does anyone have suggestions on:-Finding a reputable Home Inspector?

So it may be better, for the good of your reputation and potential long term relationship with this agent, to approach them with that in mind. 

Any recommendations on reputable Lenders?

It is funny, while going through the real estate agent course, one of the requirements to becoming a real estate agent is that one must, "Have a good reputation for honesty, trust, fair dealing and competency."

You can work with a reputable turn key property provider, or very knowledgeable local real estate agent who also is an investor.Note that the great majority of real estate agents do not work well with investors because they simply don't understand investors and their needs; and they are usually limited to properties on their MLS ( which often is not the source for the best deals).Having invested myself out of state since 2003 I've come to learn what to look for and can talk about this extensively.  

I have one, but he focuses on U.S. credit and legislation.Also, if you're buying properties on your own credit with traditional financing, you'll want to explore more flexible options.