I no longer have confidence in their competency to fix these issues and would rather hire someone reputable to do the work ourselves.

He's the most reputable contractor in your area and has an impeccable reputation.

The strategy has been sold as an easy way into the industry, but also has a bad reputation because many "wholesalers" don't know enough about property values, location or repair costs to do the job justice.

Even the decent ones can become Crooks if you mishandle them (i e pay them in advance of work completed, fail to get someone trusted and reputable like a Construction consultant of some kind to verify the work was completed correctly).

Reputable and trustworthy, these two words can co exist and do.

Take my opinion for what it is (that is, a guy who has no experience in commercial construction but has considered some) if you're using one of the larger more reputable companies in your area they should be delivering very close to budget assuming no crazy unexpected change orders, weather issues, theft etc.

Hello Binyomin King , you might try connecting with reputable wholesalers in that area.

I will lose my EMD, which is not a biggie, but bigger issue is I will lose my reputation as an investor.

Hello everyone! This is my first post on BP, but I've been around the site learning as much as I can to prepare myself for a future in RE investing. Some quick info about me: I've also read a few of the BP books, and ...

Looking for potential property management companies that serve the Butler County area (Middletown).In the range of 2-8 properties depending on the companies ability/services/reputation and cost structure Properties are most likely considered C and below I won't contact anybody for a few days to accumulate responses (hopefully)Thank you for your time!