Always give more than you get and build up a great reputation.  

Hi all,I'm looking for a reputable plumber to service my single family rental in Chesterfield.

This BOH has a reputation for being very difficult with septic projects but I have been told they can't NOT allow us to put in a new system!

There is never a guarantee, but I'd start your search with someone who has a great reputation.

That way you are getting hands-on experience, reputation, money, and connections!

I'm still on the hunt for our next project, but in the meantime my partner and I are going to be setting up meetings with a few local builders with a reputation for building in-fill semi-custom new construction smaller homes for reasonable prices.  

What should I look for in a reputable company?

I lam looking for a reputable contractor to give me an estimate on a property for a possible full rehab in Wilmington, DE.

While taking the toilet apart to run a snake I found a plastic back that has drug paraphernalia in it.

First of all POSTING anything about wanting private money actually violates a lot of Securities Laws.One of the best ways to attract private money is to attend your local Real Estate Investor association meetings regularly and develop relationships with the players there and a reputation as someone who knows what they are doing and who does solid deals.At your local groups:  SSIC, Metro East, St Louis REIA , Tim Grimmits Groups, Jason Pallisers Groups, Damon Remys Groups, Joe McCalls Groups and all the Lifeonaire people, you will find some event to attend regularly and there you will find.Hard Money:  Where you are going to have to start if you don't have a track record or friends and family.