In addition you want to make sure that they have strong english skills or you will have to double check everything at the risk of your branding reputation.  

Unfortunate cases like this give property management a bad reputation. 

However, my inclination and mindset right now would lead me to think that once an opportunity property is available, wherever, that most investors have rehab teams or reputable contractors in place that do the work and are paid for entire rehab repairs.  

If you are a reputable wholesaler (or know someone that is) with properties with the following characteristics, please reach to me and I'd love to work with you.- SFH's that I can purchase at 70 to 75% of ARV. - ARV's on most of my properties are between $100k to $250k. - I am looking for good wholesalers with real deals, as opposed to the "wholesalers" that are marketing MLS listings, low income properties in rough parts of town, or properties that are ~90% of ARV.Thanks for your help!

I think the best idea will be to get some experience with a reputed company first.

Wake has a good reputation for steady appreciation also.  

Make sure they are reputable and knowledgeable ask around. 

I don't think they'd have the reputation or recognition if they were charlatans. 

I always thought that real estate should be a team sport, not just with the out side professionals used in the process, but people with a direct interest in the success of your own business.That being said, I realize that my reputation would be seriously on the line either with success of failure.  

They are not very reputable company from what i heard.Best,Kyle