If it goes through a hire a reputable home inspection company that will better assess the property.

Ask which lenders regularly attend(ed) their club and who have the best reputations.

Unlikely as most agents will want to consider personal reputation and what a suit might mean accordingly, just mentioning so you’re aware that it’s unlikely yet not impossible there could be further impacts ahead.

I will also have a reputed Title company run searches for me to back my findings.

This is supposed to be a reputable local lender so I find it hard to think that they would make that big of an error and hope people sign without reading every single line. 

Yes, but it's MY business and MY reputation in the market at stake, not necessarily theirs. 

@Ryan Herting I 100% agree on sticking with my day job, I am a commissioned car salesman at a reputable dealership and the Capital building possibilities in my position are PHENOMENAL! 

Investors tend to have a bad reputation in the contractor community.Once you build a track record with contractors and develop a mutual trust things should be better.As to weather this guy is legit or not is hard to tell.

The track record, credibility, and the reputation of the sponsor is more important than the deal.Everyone has a deal.

I am have the opportunity to transfer to Brooklyn College, and although not as reputable as McGill, I got accepted into their business and real estate school, where I would be learning a lot about things that actually interest me.