If you have a reputable property management company, would you still need to retitle your properties to their own LLC in the state where the properties are located?

Looking to acquire a reputable contractor who does estimates and possibly full rehabs.

Once you build a reputation for closing you will not be asked but the brokers and sellers of high demand properties use this to weed out the less qualified buyers.

For those who may not know the 2 companies, Memphis is one of the most reputable companies in the sector, and the other, well lets just say they are not.

I highly recommend using reputable third party and doing background and credit checks.

You can copy and paste the link in your web browser to go to the brochure:https://buildout.com/docs/documents/560970?

@Bryan Kurtz Welcome...although I don't have any reason to invest outside of the Midwest, I can tell you that there is an entire industry built around servicing out-of-state investors...so, with some due diligence it won't be hard to land with a reputable firm in any state you elect to invest in...the key is to do your homework here.

Be careful however to find someone solid and reputable as there are many who might take advantage of you.

Save your reputation.

When you approach others as the principal buyer, but your profile and discussions on BP and the net reflects otherwise, you are just harming your reputation.