Make a good impression and think about making contacts and how to further them.Wholesalers have a dodgy reputation in some circles.

If the company has been in business a while and is reputable, wouldn't that be good enough?

Highly reputable and experienced mortgage professionals usually do the best job. 

 Hi Jonathan, well said, I am pleased that Lydia reached out and stopped me in my tracks from tarnishing my beginner reputation.

I'm currently looking into the city requirements for short term rentals, but I would like to stick with longer term tenants to minimize turnover.The one work around that I got from a reputable agent with one of the bigger companies, was to get a regular homeowners policy with higher limits and require renters to get a renters liability policy( which I already do) of at least $500k with me listed as additional insured AND the renter polices need to be with him. 

Those are both reputable companies. 

@Jerry Wolf I recommend you ask your agent for some recommendations of some reputable companies and then check them all out online, through the BBB and read reviews on Yelp or other review sites about them before you select one.

The only way to invest farther is to invest with a Turnkey Company with a good reputation and experience including property management or someone that you trust, really trust.Good luck to you!

@Gabriel MarchJust some practical advice here to save your reputation and maybe your business. 

If so, what are some reputable places to do this?