Word gets around, kids talk, social media rules, you don't want the reputation of being a pain in the *** landlord, it will hurt your future ability to attract good tenants. 

I am now a very confident home inspector working for a company and I have established a great reputation with agents in my area.

We’ve also been the lead story on several local news channels (in a metro area) for the past two days — luckily we’re starting to fall off the news cycle, but there were two trucks out front today taking, and later airing, some rather cruel and unflattering footage as we struggle to clean up the mess.This building previously had somewhat of a ”reputation,” but we have worked extremely hard for over a year to get that successfully turned around, but this is a huge setback and I’m feeling like all the progress we made on our reputation is ruined.

This will cost you your reputation and you won't succeed.

I guess I will give them a try first since they have some good reputations on BP, but I will be mindful of situation like covering stuff up. 

We will start with Cleveland and why now I don't believe I want to pursue it anymore:First of all I remember when I was looking for a reputable turnkey company, I searched all throughout the forums looking for good cash flowing markets.

Even though it's legal recreationally in the state of Mass, you can't have an official document that is tied to BP encouraging tenants to consume, possess, distribute, and manufacture it. 

I know we have certain reputation to the older generations.

Maybe a manufacturer who will lend on what they sell?

I would not invest farther than that would have to be with experience and a go  There is know way to od reputation is a Turnkey company.