Those at the top of the industry are using other peoples money because they have accumulated enough experience & knowledge to gradually build a reputation in the industry.

The way I did this was by building a credible reputation among my peers and having a proven track record that I know how to do this business.

Over the years, I've gained a reputation for knowing what and how to make the least amount of improvements possible for the highest return. 

@Varun Atawane I think you are looking for a mentor or reputable training program.

Any reputable contractor can check the sistering that has been done and see if it is adequate or if it needs replaced properly. 

You might want to hire a reputable real estate agent.

Basically if the deed restriction are in place you are always open to being sue from pursuing a non-legal use.Another issue is that when you go to sell the condos a reputable title company is going to pull those deed restrictions in their title search which with show your now current development is a non-legal use and therefore will not provide title insurance which will in effect make the condo units unsellable whenever title insurance is required which is obviously most financed transactions.

Both company are reputable.  

Hi all,I'm an out of state investor, currently have one duplex in Indy and am looking to add to my portfolio with another duplex or SFH. My first experience with a local turnkey company wasn't the best, as it was mark...

Not to mention it add's to that reputation as being "the" Minot agent.