Just screening for reputable property managers right now.

Please notify of me of good title companies that have a good reputation of working with wholesalers!

Thats part of why wholesalershave such a bad reputation.

Portland has a reputation is being unfriendly to business.

If you're paying someone to work on a project for you, pay the reputable contractor first rather than taking a chance on someone who doesn't have references.

If they've had a good experience with a lender, then chances are you are setting yourself up for success down the road.Lastly, online search/databases - Simply by searching online you can find a number of quality reputable national lenders.

If it is a reputable insurance company, it can be a good deal.They understand they need to find a suitable place and a short term lease, so are willing to pay a premium.If they want less than a 1yr lease, add a premium for say a 6 month lease which automatically extends into a month to month lease with an additional premium.Most times the negotiation is done by a 3rd party on behalf of the insurance company and lest assure you are not the only landloard they are speaking to.

It makes more sense for an owner to take a larger (50+ unit) MF to a reputable broker where they can properly market the asset and achieve the highest price possible, making more money even with paying a broker's commission than if they sold off market or to a wholesaler. 

If interest is charged on the full loan amount as opposed to just funded amounts, and you have a significant rehab budget, you could end up paying a significant amount for funds you aren't using immediately.Lender reputation: Is this lender trusted amongst investors?

There are numerous reputable turnkey providers/promoters.