You'll need to find a reputable medical facility management company, OR a good Director of Nursing, and run it yourself.

@Shawn Ackerman  when I started there was no such thing as wholesaling if you wanted in the real estate industry you got a licesne or went to work with a developer or builder or property manager.. you went into resi  or retail commericial etc etc.So for me I got my RE license at 18 and made commission my brokers at 20.. become a HML of some repute by 32.. and so on and so forth all with proper licenses and I worked as a professional in the industry.Now granted what you folks have in your neck of the woods is a lot of rental SFRs  we don't have that here.. and you have a ton of landlord burn out syndrome and or just plain older real estate owned by older folks.. and so on and so forth..

Hoping to meet some reputable professionals in this BG community that I can work with and trust.

It needs some work though, so if anyone knows a reputable contractor, send them my way!

The biggest reason investors work with reputable turnkey property providers is because of a lack of time on their oart to be an "active" real estate investor.Lack of knowledge, experience, and contacts are other reasons investors work with companies like ours.  

She pre-screens her vendors and protects her reputation by holding her vendors to high standards.

When you're new and don't have a reputation, it's harder to get creative lending because you're a higher risk.

I suggest you check out their website as they definitely have some knowledge in dealing with bad reputation of property managers. 

We are now looking to start purchasing buy and hold SFH and duplexes in Grand Rapids area and are in need of a reputable property management company?

It sounds like you may need to hire a management company, just make sure it is a reputable one as you don't want upset tenants.