As long as you're working with a "reputable" organization, it comes down to the knowledge of the person who's taking care of you. 

Vet them well for expertise and reputation.  

@Charles HackneyIf you demonstrate that you cannot close on deals, then you will quickly develop a reputation for that and you won't be able to find anyone willing to work with you.

Lenders usually require a sworn estimate from a reputable GC to determine cost of repairs.

Breglio one last thing, what do you think of "My New Company", seems a reputable on line firm to form entities but just curious if you yourself would choose a live professional over a site like that.  

It is important to find someone reputable. 

I am looking for a good reputed Title company in Fort Wayne IN,please help with some referrals .

Most long term reputable roofers who know what there doing only offer white.

As big and reputable as they are, I figured I could trust them to handle tenant screening and management but, I suppose, a bad apple can get past even the most stringent screening.  

Hi @Christopher GriffinWelcome to the BP community.There is a wealth of information here.I would suggest that you join a local REIA group.You can meet a lot of investors that can give you some tips.I also suggest seeking some legal advise from a reputable real estate attorney.