Hey Jose, I've purchased two properties through CFS thus far and I would highly recommend them - they are trustworthy. 

If you are out of state they have to be trustworthy.

Doesn't matter whether you hold it in your own name or the name of the single member LLC.We can help more, but @Al Wilson is right - a CPA could explain in detail and is more trustworthy (hopefully) that some random schmucks on the Internet

Hello all, Looking for a trust worthy general contractor/carpenter to do some rehab for my property in Burlington NJ.

Maybe someone knows a good trustworthy property manager in the Midwest or something that could also benefit me.I know it is a unique problem but if anyone has any advise I would love to hear any and all recommendations.

Good debts also show up on your credit report and, in the eyes of a lender, directly impacts your trustworthiness or qualification as a borrower.

PS - I'm serious about the business, and I'm trustworthy.  

My three cents: a) First focus on passing the exam; once you passed your exam then brokers will be more inclined to speak with you, than if you are planning to take the exam [even if you do follow through with it]. b) If you will be generating most of your leads on your own AND you can prove to be a trustworthy "by-the-rule" agent, then you should be in a better position to negotiate with a broker, since they will not need to babysit you or cannibalize any of their own leads. 

I am slowly getting comfortable with pulling the trigger soon but would like to know of quality/trustworthy agents, mortgage brokers, and property managers in the area that I could utilize since I am not physically in the area.

I will use FCI to service the loans and manage defaults and foreclosures, but can anyone suggest trustworthy companies that specialize in managing properties AFTER foreclosure?