The rest are debt deals which are okay but if you're going that route I've seen better returns at PeerStreet and Patch of Land.RM has a reputation of a more rigorous underwriting than others which reflects their higher fees that other platforms. 

Once a company's reputation is ruined it's extremely difficult and expensive to try to recover it… And it doesn't matter whether you warn investors of the risk or not...

I highly recommend you attend your local REIA (Real Estate Investment Association) meeting to network and get to know your local, reputable wholesalers.  

His initial investment was $2k into the property he likes to complain about, and although other properties were redeemed and profitable he is more interested in trying to trash a reputable company.

Louis, Missouri area and are looking for a reputable accountant to sit with to discuss our options.

It seems more like a list of listed houses for sale and your reputation goes away quick.3) I think you would be more successful with finding a few people who want the lists and selling right to them.

There are even some big name lenders that have VERY bad reputations, charging 3K or so in advance, and writing just enough loans to avoid being called complete crooks.

Do  any of you know of any reputable "turn key"companies out of the Ohio area (Cleveland) ? 

Your reputation matters...a lot!

The agent makes their money from customers like you thru referrals and building a good reputation it is highly unlikely they would steal your deal but would most likely ask your permission to pursue a property that you were not able to acquire