Best thing also is to find a reputable contractor that has good references so that you know they aren’t just a fly by night contractor. 

If you get it accepted, they will know it was you that the LLC reps, and your reputation will be saved...maybe...hopefully.

Get someone reputable and it is not recommended for some sidings like Hardie plank.

You want to ensure that the firm is reputable, and how easy and quick the draw process is in addition to getting a feel for how they are to work with in general. 

@Ray AlvarezYou may want to review Memphis, TN, Oklahoma City, OK, St Louis, MO, Jacksonville, FL.A few very reputable Turnkey companies you can check out include MemphisInvest (Chris Clothier) and Norada (Marco Santorelli).

Now I know as wholesalers we do have to be careful and tell our buyers to do their own due diligence HOWEVER if a wholesaler is pitching the wrong #'s and putting buyers off they are killing their business and reputation.

I have been very fortunate to have built a strong reputation and it has led to the demand of more growth within the area I operate in.

Because of my track record and reputation, people forward me deals.

The last thing you want is to develop a reputation as a part time firefighter with your comrades when you're on duty.By developing a sound reputation in RE and fire service, you'll quickly become a "go to guy" for your crews and have a pipe line of co-worker/clients.Be safe and Good luck in both endeavors!

What strategies have other successful flippers used to overcome the bad reputations that flippers tend to have?