If you inflate ARV, diminish repair costs and lie about the property value it won't close a deal for you, It will just tarnish your reputation and make them shun you next time.

As far as septic goes, I think it gets a bad reputation but I honestly prefer it over city sewer. 

I found something I am interested in and the numbers look good all around but my main concern is safety as the southern part of Bloomfield does not seem to have the most stellar reputation.

But if you go to his web site he claims he built an empire of $145 million in the last 48 months.

I got my bill for my house in Lake Oswego from Safeco which I had had for years and it was always around 2k to 2.3 k  i get the bill its 6k.. i call my agent and told him no way.. and he hunted around and found me something maybe 500 cheaper .. so I thought I have a aaa card I know they sell insurance and are reputable.. walk in there 1800 bucks done and I have full  basement ( which is rare on a new home in Oregon) and they gave me a much higher insurance amount if my sump pump fails.. bottom line shop.u

When problems happen, its okay to try and use a good reputable handyman BUT, if that fails you Must hire a local well known "expert" to prove you are doing all you can to repair the item. 3.

Build a robust risk management framework to protect assets and instill confidence.Key Factors to PrioritizeEvaluating PeopleAssess the capabilities, track records, and reputations of the management team and key stakeholders.

When one is using other people's money to run an investment business, reputation and integrity is the highest priority in my book.

I entered into a contract with a reputable builder ( at least I thought at first) in SW Florida.

If the report is from a reputable credit reporting agency and includes all the information I require, I see no reason not to accept it.