The only work beyond my comfortable distance, I would only recommend investing into a Turnkey property that is renovated and managed by an experienced company like Memphis Invest or Maverick Investors unless my business took me there quite regularly, or if I knew somebody there I knew and trusted to help me manage and maintain it, or or as a Partnership I could invest with in an apartment complex  who I trusted and who is under control. 

As a out-of-state I will need more supervision and I don't trust turn keys.

Like anything, you can easily have all of the questions answered and also come up with a long term plan, if you find a mortgage banker or broker that you trust to help consult you throughout your real estate investing life. 

I found them on yelp and although the ratings were good I feel like they’re not trust worthy.

I'm looking to put a few properties into a Trust to protect my gamiky 'in the event'  Can someone guide me to a RE attorney?

If you are looking to find a trusted investor with no experience, you may be unsuccessful or receive unfair terms. 

This will be my absolute first buy any suggestions on which way is better to get the finance part in order Hard Money lenders or finding an trusted Investor?

Even with a manager things may arise that cause you stress and take your money.Unless lower class investing is your main focus and you have the capital and comfort level in this arena I would not do this deal. 

A practitioner's level of competence is not always linked to their qualifications.

I would do a research on the markets with the lower crime areas to see what levels of returns you can  get there.