Keep in mind, their reputation is on the line, too! 

So, on that front, can't say, but there is also your reputation, you can trash that before you get started too.Moral of WH, explain up front to an owner as to what you are doing, they are to be fully informed, use an option if you can, not a contract with mickey mouse exits as the con artists do it.

You can pay with financed cash without putting a financing contingency on the purchase contract, but you risk your earnest money and your reputation as an investor who can close a deal if something goes wrong with your funding source. 

Sorry for the bad grammar. ..Just shocked that wholesalers have a bad reputation.

Does anyone know a reputable commercial builder in Atlanta?

If you have a great relationship and reputation you can get more than 100% financing, but it isn't common.

Newbie investor with a rental property in atlanta metro area.Any views of the area appreciated.Looking for advice on reputable property attorney.

Doing things that give you a bad reputation won't ever be a benefit toward a successful business.Not everything is excepted everywhere, do what is customary in your area is my advice. :)

I've heard this from a few different sources I consider reputable so I trust it's true but you you may want to doublecheck.Also, I've been lurking and learning for a while now but wanted to say thanks for giving me a chance to give some helpfuland information instead of just get it (and giving me a reason to finally sign up for an account)

I'd get several estimates and go with the most reputable contractor and consider price/timeline.