So I've been running through some potential options in my mind and on paper to fix this problem since I do feel that it hurts my properties reputation if tenants are having issues.

Tenant heard a loud pop during the freeze and now the floor is wet and HVAC lines have standing water in them.Hoping to find a local reputable company to find the problem without breaking the bank.

I’m not ready to make another purchase yet as I want to get this current deal going, but I’d like to find a reputable lender so when I’m ready we can confidently pull the trigger.

I want to help these people so I am looking for reputable lenders who work with people with a score around/below 600.

Partnership definitely helped with our first deal...I'd say the biggest contributor to our growth was focusing on building our reputation.

A reputable inspector should have caught this.3) Advice is to fix it yourself, and assume that no seller is going to disclose 'everything' bad they know about - Its really on the buyer to catch it in diligence/inspection period and renegotiate the price. 

If interest is charged on the full loan amount as opposed to just funded amounts, and you have a significant rehab budget, you could end up paying a significant amount for funds you aren't using immediately.Lender reputation: Is this lender trusted amongst investors?

@Heather ThuliI think you will be asked proof of funds after you submit a cash offer.Seller make sure they are doing business with a reputable party that has the funds to follow through on the deal.If you’re buying a house with all cash, think long and hard about it.

You can obviously Google reputable contractors and handymen in your area and also use sites like Angie's List, Yelp, HomeAdvisor.

Does anyone know if a reputable company that does eviction cleanouts, with 4 guys site unseen?