Greg has an awesome reputation in town.  

Need help finding a tenant...very nice Duplex but street has a bad reputation...not sure where else to look...not taking Section 8/DSS... 3/4 BD...1921 brick/stucco duplex...all hardwood floors.  

It is not worth the reputation to sell these properties to out of state investors, in my opinion.Now local investors are a different story and same goes for do-it-yourself investors and landlords.  

You may get a reputation amongst your local brokers as the guy who makes low offers, but if you are using another broker to do that currently then you already are that guy.  

I forgot to mention that inasmuch as there isn't really any hard assists involved but only a service business with a great track record and excellent reputation.

Emblems on houses go back to the beginning of building them, crests, columns, arches, doors and windows would have unique markings.Use a theme that reflects your work that blends with any style home, it needs to be consistent.Now, if you're a quick fix rehab type, just doing average work, you might not want to have your reputation out there for the world to identify your properties!

Of course, the guy's story on what was there kept changing too; from cash to jewels to a mix of funds his father got from the Army.

I would much rather pay reputable contractors and subs a "premium" in order to have a job well done.

It pretty much destroyed the wholesalers reputation & he was more or less asked not to participate in his networking groups any longer. 

@Bert Nethercot  I know Gio personally I know of JWB by reputation and have talked with them several times over the years.I was referring to Gio but I have heard nothing frankly except good things about JWB.. and any company that can land a big B2R loan like they did is up there in my books !!!