My goals include becoming a consistent fix and flip investor and to build a great reputation in my area for doing the right things.

Some say you get the best of both worlds there, because I think ReMax has a solid reputation, but you still get to keep the bulk of your commission.

Yes they are, if you have a reputable one.

I know a reputable property management company would be needed to handle minimal service calls since I would be too far away from the property.If anyone currently owns rental property out of state, how is it going for you?

I don't know much about his program, but he is a sharp guy with a good reputation in the circles I travel in.

I was going to get the springs replaced but I found out the company (Mayfair) that manufactured the windows is shut down now.

I'm a wholesaler and have a reputation of only sending good deals.

If you didn't mention a criminal background check, I'd give him credit for admitting it upfront, though it sounds like the others may not know, so he's just trying to keep from letting his secret out;- All-in-all, if it was a conviction for dealing drugs or manufacturing/growing drugs, I wouldn't be overly concerned, but if you have other qualified tenants that seem just as good, it could push you in the other direction.

These ridiculous offers were made, the agent had to write them up she thought and the buyer did nothing but waste her time and ruin her reputation in the process.

Once we agree on a price, he'll have it delivered the following day directly to the project.For carpet/vinyl, we have a supplier who gets it direct from the manufacturer.