It could be legit but why 1 year in advance if you have a reputable cosigner.

It has a reputation of being a little sleepier compared to Denver & Boulder, but that is changing as more millennials are moving there.

Everyone in the team is professional and regulated, and their business is highly based on the reputations.

I’ve seen a few references to a Vendor List, am looking for reputable investor financing, and have looked for an education tab that was mentioned in another thread.

Could become a more reputable vehicle down the road, seemingly more professional, even though it will be your personal name that will carry the weight for the most part (almost exclusively in the early days).

My preference would be to find a reputable lender to do a cash-out 30-year loan based on the value calculated by an independent appraiser.

My current CPA doesn't seem to be very investment savvy and I plan to purchase my first rental property in the next few months and want to find someone reputable.

@Joseph Tuczak call a few garage door companies that are reputable and get three estimates for the garage door.

Sure 1) Select and aquire solid properties built by top shelf home builders2) Acquire these properties in good neighborhoods that attract quality tenants that have an incentive to protect their own reputation so they won't destroy yours or your property or engage in conduct detrimental to all.3) Put into place solid property management that understands that their role isn't just to collect rent and fix toilets, but to protect you from liability in all areas that flow from property management like fully vetted tenant selection processes.4) Adequate solid property casualty and liability insurance for each property.5) As/if necessary umbrella insurance coverage tailored to your personal risk profile and risk mitigation goals. 

If you get a name or two here, then compare those references to their on line reputation, that is a great start to reducing your risk.