If you know any reputable companies here in San Antonio please let me know.

If the tenant was breaking rules or skirting the system or not paying rent, I would, of course, not hesitate to enforce any and all consequences -- for example, I would never waive a late fee or anything like that.

Until I build a reputation of being able to buy on a bigger scale, I don't want to build a reputation of NOT being able to buy at all.

It all sounds kind of too good to be true, but this company has had a relationship with my REIA for 5 years and seems reputable, although I couldn't find them on the BBB website.

As mentioned above, they're one of the few licensed by USPS for CASS/NCOA (we're another).They're a pretty big company, reputable, etc.

Let the C-corp build equity and reputation.

If it is someone new or doesn't have a reputation you can verify to buy properties in general, then it may be a good idea.

This is why I generally suggest people build a custom spreadsheet that takes into account the data they're looking to generate and also takes into account their personal financial situation for things like reinvestment yield and tax consequences.

To Ali's credit, the City of Detroit usually lives up to it's reputation, and I've appraised a few meth houses there.

How to find reputable inspectors/appraisers?