There are a lot of red flags here and to me it sounds like this money is coming from illegal sources and this is an attempt to scrub it so it looks legit.  

I was dialing a fresh list this week and and had a contact ratio of 14%, with a true contact % of 45% on a 6 ring dialer.However these numbers are not scrubbed against the DNC, so that is something you might have to look into with a 3rd party vendor. 

Investors scrub the lists, make contact with the owners and make a play to purchase the property before the tax sale.If the 2nd is true, does anyone have a success rate or strategy they like for acquiring these delinquent property owners?

If the trim isn't in bad shape, and the color is consistent, I would lean towards scrubbing it down with a light steel wool, and then applying a few coats of polyurethane.

You can try Zinzer or Kilz, but we've always had to give a good scrub with TSP first to get the waxy residue off the wall.

Scrub the wholesalers from your list.

I have no immediate interest in getting involved with the foreclosure process and/or owning the property.According to what was said at the seminar, the Club provides all - the "scrubbed clean" liens, lists to choose them from, even potential buyers (at a higher price but...that's whe it stops making sense....)Another RED FLAG: none of the Owners or managing team of the firm are listed.

Hi @Sean Ploskina a friend of the family used products from this company almost 10 yrs ago http://www.dyebrick.com/an the whole house still looks as good as the day they did it, definitely have to scrub the building with a good oil remover like Dawn dish-liquid is what they used but it turned out amazing. and is still going strong, the company ships anywhere in the world hope this helps you kick up your curb appeal that your looking for.   

I had rented a home short term in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Madison MS  and during my walks and stuff would just notice how young some of the homeowners were and they were wearing scrubs ,  So I curious how Young medical professionals could be buying that  expensive of place.. and I knew they owned because there were only 2 rentals in the entire development ( as CCRs did not allow rentals) the 2 were owned by the developer and I was in one of them. 

If site is incredible and best for the area but does not meet all of their layout criteria they might manipulate building size or layout to fit the site.If site and location is a choice among many and does not line up well with their site criteria and plans with hurdles to overcome they might pass on it.Sometimes they can talk to you directly and other times they will pass it on to their tenant rep broker to scrub the site further and then if it still looks good the tenant rep broker talks to their client the company and then they contact you to discuss further and a possible LOI.It's not how they all work but typical from what I have seen.