I'm looking for a dependable, reputable property management company in Louisville/So.

So maybe look for a reputable management company first.

In other words, you don't need one.Finally, the larger (and reputable) turnkey providers will help you with, and provide most of, the services and third-party resources you'll need for your transaction.

This is where you work to position yourself as "the best bang for the buck" - a little under market rent and, perhaps, with amenities your competition does not offer (say a dishwasher).You are far enough into the deal that, in your shoes, I would be obligated to verify and ensure it was not workable before pulling the plug {for the sake of reputation}.

It has a reputation as being investor friendly and having good analysis, systems, and education.

I know some areas can have a certain "reputation" associated with them.

./ Municipal Bond} trading and I worked for a reputable firm for nearly 4 years until I realized that it wasn't a fit for my long term goals.Oddly enough, I have read several RE books, and had undergraduate courses in RE... but I am at the point that I need a little "hand- holding" to put everything together.

you reputation makes a huge difference in how fast or how far you go.

It's not the store employees responsibility, though, they should know that if they refer someone, their store reputation is then tied to that person!

I have even tried FINDING reputable wholesalers here but really only get newbies.Congrats on your journey.