I entered into a contract with a reputable builder ( at least I thought at first) in SW Florida.

If the report is from a reputable credit reporting agency and includes all the information I require, I see no reason not to accept it.

In your case though, you have to be careful when it comes to risks as there's other people's money on the line, as well as your reputation and your ability to raise money in the future.Hope this helps.

For the sake of your reputation and ours, I wouldn't lie to get a lower rate. 

This is a very sensitive question @Yongming Huang but all I will say it that the barrier to entry as a Real Estate Agent is very low, hence the poor reputation for some agents. 

I'm extremely active in Cleveland OH real estate groups, with a very clean reputation (ha, I don't even know how I'd build a bad reputation..

My daughter and son-in-law opened their own business 3 years ago and so far have done well, but he built a good reputation in his field before starting their own, she kept her good corporate job for benefits, and they are now looking to invest in property with the profits, hoping for more passive income in the future as they’ve realized how much extra work a small business is with compliance, licenses, workers comp, etc.

Talk to realtors or others in the area who have their own reputation to protect.I have also often used large trade specific contractors like Michael and Sons here in Richmond.

Stone Oak:- Strong Demand: Stone Oak continues to be a popular choice due to its reputable schools and convenient access to major highways and businesses.- Market Insights: According to Zillow, home values in Stone Oak have been steadily increasing, indicating strong demand.3.

Thank you, and thank for details advice, I really like have no option period, in some of our offer, I think we should have done that, since we don't see much issue with the house except cosmetic, and even though there were issue with foundation and plumbing, they have been fixed with high reputation companies and with transferrable warranty too.