Meaning they should be having you sign an NDA, sometimes doing a background check and having you fill out a contract stating you will not share this information with others.

They have cut my heating bill by about 75 percent and the side benefit of having air conditioning which costs practically nothing to operate is a huge bonus.One thing to consider is whether or not you will be having them run on off peak electric or not.

I'll be having someone else answer the phone to pre-qualify leads, so I don't know if they'd just ask to speak with me every time.On the other hand, I don't know if they'd take it more seriously if it was a company of seemingly multiple employees.

Sounds like he's doing very well using the techniques he suggested for you.Another question would be . . . have you contact family and friends to let them know that you are now a real estate agent?

A big help will be having an S.O. who is interested as well as you.

Now I am trying to change the policy to a "rental" home and he seems to be having issues with this.I was also told that I could not get a million dollar umbrella policy because I didn't qualify for one.

@Jim MorrisTell him to put his money where his mouth is and you won’t be having these problems.

Being licensed doesnt magically make people behave ethically or adhere to any sort of code of conduct.

Another concern is that you plan to move in 14 months--if you have issues with renting you will potentially be having to pay at least a chunk of your Denver mortgage on top of the living costs where you move to.

@Derek Persuit Then you really shouldn't be having any issues.