That's the kind of thing that will pay off in a good reputation that will keep our building full.Never forget that you are running a business and reputation matters.

I would rather take my time and learn the business opposed to rushing and tarnishing my reputation by marketing bad deals.

If you are strategic about this, each deal will add to your reputation and credibility making it more efficient for you to attract and enlist new investors.

Above all, find a trustworthy and reputable lender that is fast and efficient but more important wants to work with you and BUILD a relationship. 

As @Laura Guy and @Shawn Holsapple said, FS Houses is as reputable of a company as you will find to work with.

If you can't do it, hire someone, but before I spent more money finding out I didn't have a deal, I'd come to agreement on a price.Your agreement can be X dollars, less cost of repair of any single deficiency over $1,000 that will reduce the price to a bid by a reputable contractor agreeable to buyer and seller.

Does anybody recommend a reputable company or individual in the Dallas area that would be willing to work with a hard working and talented sales professional?

But frats tend to like stick build and code issues could make group concept impossible, especially since this is already on code enforcement radar.UC Riverside reputation is ascending, there are several large new development projects in planning stage nearby (including huge master planned community immediate to south of university along I-215), UC Riverside has a dearth of student housing and thus ample demand, and I personally see continued appreciation in this market over the next 3-5 years.  

Yes, if you are having a hard time renting in your area, then make a compromise with him to have him run is own or suggest a company for you to clear is name and reputation.

The field is called reputation management, where a company will come in and attempt to drive bad press off at least page 1 of Google's search results.