:DAndrey, to be fair there are a few reputable TurnKey business that have a good product and know how to manage and market their properties. 

At the same time you are establishing your reputation and essentially interviewing for a longer term position. 

They are a regional bank and have a great reputation in Missouri.

Does anyone have a reputable company that can meet deadlines?

You have a lot of us here who care very much about our reputations and equally as much about our specific businesses.Don't fret too much over $ "lossed"; if we always thought about that, it would be depressing to actually consider that most of us spend millions upon millions of dollars frivolously throughout our life times.

The problem i had is that my GC hired a foundation company which is not reputable and did not do the foundation work with an engineering evaluation. so i don't have the scope of work done on the foundation.

first, i would never get a real estate agent to find tenants for me.you would do a better job doing it yourself. as a property manager and licensed realtor, i'll tell you that agents view leases equivalent to "save $1" coupons for groceries.... almost barely worth their timeKnowing that, they will do whatever they can to fill it with the first joe schmoe, who can get them paid and never have to worry about it again....As a property manager, I'll tell you, they are much more incentivized to screen better for you because they are accountable and need to service after screening.....Even then, most property managers do little more than put a sign in your yard, so make sure they are reputable or you trust - like everything else......Lastly, @Robert Wilson is right, agent needs a waiver to share with you still....

I found most of those are not reputable.

Im an experienced reputable contractor always looking out for my investors. 

my apologies,in my rush to post I fat fingered- meant to type 'reputable sewer companies'.Trying to figure out how to update or delete this post.