Loopnet has its reputation, and deservedly so.

not lender does that.and or making big emphasis that things are notarized.. that's simply not a big dealreality is there are 2 or 3 reputable HML in Honolulu and I turned Conventus on that market a few years ago and they do loans there and their rates are about as good as you can get.. but NO 100% no one does that

Looking for a reputable lender working with RE investment loans in Florida.

Then it clicked, what if I were to bring together a reputable investor that I know with decades of experience and 80+ properties and the owner of our multimillion dollar company in order to use the taxed dollars as capital for the investor while benefiting from the tax breaks, creating in (at least in my head) a win/win situation, and for my take a small percentage of the profits for being “the middleman”.

I'm sure by browsing through the forums you will be able to find a wholesale coach or program that is reputable. 

Otherwise, you run the risk of completing a lot of deals with less-than-optimum quality, which will negatively impact your reputation and future opportunities.Failing to Build a ReputationNot only do you want to avoid tanking your reputation, you also need to make sure you are in fact doing the work to build a good reputation.

It is a big enough job that I would get three bids from reputable local electrical contractors. 

Definitely speak with a REPUTABLE CPA. 

I am looking for research materials on SDIRAs and recommendations for reputable custodians.

Foreclosures are a court case, they destroy credit and reputations with the Banking community.Fast forward to today.