For investment purposes you really need  to have a reputable inspector and one that works for the buyer.

If I choose some one with little experience I am doing that to groom them to become a top performer.. other wise need lots of expeierence I think the biggest thing I see from those that are not use to HML or trying to get into flipping is1. thinking that HML are only asset based..

I'm also an investor, so when I had to choose my Broker I naturally chose the one that represented me in my past investments.

Richmond still has a reputation from the outside as a dangerous city, but this is a big generalization.  

Even better for you if it's a reasonably reputable local or regional lender who did this.

To be the former and in the game for the long term I'd encourage you to start out with the right mindset of what it takes to build a long term business and forming trust with buyers and a good reputation is a big part of that.

Let me know if you choose to invest in Tulsa.  

We have fully licensed and insured contractors, electricians, real estate agents, and public notaries on the team as well as third party association with reputable contractors for the areas where we need to outsource. 

The bank may choose different avenues to sell them...MLS, Auctions etc....but it has to be available for any member of the public to purchase.

Hi folks,I've read plenty of posts and articles about choosing between sole proprietor and LLC.