I talked with a reputable company who claimed to be totally unfamiliar with the program and had reservations about having to document things a certain way.

They have good reviews and a good reputation.

I’d get an inspection from an inspector with a good reputation as a hard *** and then go off that.

Get a P100 mask, spray them with a little water, plastic off the other rooms.

It's probably a good idea to walk the land with a reputable builder too.

Don't you feel that is wrong and not to mention you're making a reputation as not being a trustable investor or member of your REIA?

Its also likely that if it shut down, there was a reason and it may have a bad reputation.

If you are already booked up, I know if someone very reputable who could do it in that timeframe.

Find good, solid, reputable property management.

For 5+ unit residential properties you go to a commercial lender, which becomes a very different type of financing.I can’t say whether your closing costs are high or low but definitely talk to at least 3 reputable lenders in detail about the terms.