Do you know of anyone else reputable that could give me better terms ?

I have been reading the thread and haven’t seen these questions yet.Also, be wary of increasing rents without adding value to your tenants otherwise you may end up with 100% vacancy and a less than reputable image as a landlord.

The last thing you want is to end up in court for a few hundred dollars, or to get that local reputation as the landlord that keeps all deposits.

If they care about their reputation they may pay.

@Don Spafford reputable lenders and loan officers usually check out quite easily. 

If you get it treated by a reputable company and you do end up having a termite issue the bond will cover the damages. 

We are in need of a reputable Vinyl Siding contractor for a Duplex in Gloucester Twp.

Have you researched the work/reputation of the Developer? 

Eventually I built a reputation of getting things done in real estate. 

@Kyle GreenGo with a reputable national company.