(what is their reputation, cost, plans for getting your place rented and up to market rents) 3.

The quality of your rehab will determine not only how long it will remain on the market - but more importantly, your reputation as a rehab/contractor/investor.

I know I need to be mindful of local rental regulations as well as find a reputable management situation as I’d be managing from afar.

Anybody in the Dallas-Ft Worth area have a reputable contractor that's AFFORDABLE?

Detroit RE market is currently on the rise, there many high end condominium developments going up around downtown and plenty of single family flip opportunities with close proximity to Downtown. i know Detroit dosen't have the best reputation even within the midwest but many thing are improving and geographically close to you

I've remained interested in becoming a commercial real estate broker, though, and just received an offer from a reputable commercial real estate brokerage firm to become a Junior Broker.

Building a reputation can take months/years while it can be destroyed in a very short time.

I also think a lot of those sites do a ton of due diligence so they don't get a bad reputation if things fall apart.

Reputation and relationships are two of the most important assets to build over the tenure of your real estate career.

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