I used to live in Mt Kisco, Westchester Co, it's an intimate community, I would work with a local contract attorney and prove that you are reliable.

If they don't get the grant they were expecting or a key contributor backs out, they are in trouble.Effectively you are looking for stability, reliability and ultimately predictability of the funding sources.

Some operations in San Diego county have closed down due to lack of reliable access to water.

Does anyone in Northeast Jersey have a good handyman (reliable, quality work, fair price) that they can recommend?

I recently subscribed to Angie's List in my area as a way to help find reliable contractors, subs, lawyers, ect.....

Not if you're looking for reliable income.There are more wholesalers per capita here than just about anywhere else.

I'm in the middle of a new construction project and my partner and I decided to get lots of bids for every trade, even though we have a set of reliable contractors we've used for a long time (it's good to verify your pricing every once in a while).Our HVAC bids for this project (which were apples-to-apples given it was new construction and our SOW was very straight forward) ranged from $7500 to $22,000.

Your service will be so good that HE might start calling YOU for deals for fear that your outstanding service had been discovered by another reliable buyer.

Can you suggest the price points I am looking at in areas where there is stable employment and what would be those areas.I am also looking for a reliable property management company and a Realtor to help scout investments in Florida, Matt if you have any suggestions and recommendations it will really be helpful.

Check out your local building associations and also check out town permits and see who the contractors are or ask the local building inspector if he recommends anyone.go to REIA meetings and when you give your elevator pitch ask if anyone knows a reliable contractor that is investor friendly.