Here is where you separate yourself even further from the other investors and buyers.I used to get surprised if they called me after a meeting or a phone conversation I had with them a year ago, but by continuing to send them letters and postcards, they remember me and call me because I was first on their minds.So, if you will treat your real estate business like a doctor’s by understanding and diagnosing a Seller’s problems, you will make just as much as doctor and even more.

With the lease starting today, I have a tenant who contacted me yesterday saying she was just diagnosed with "a virus" and needs to get out of the lease.

Then it took two weeks just to get someone to look at the generator and diagnose the thing. 

They also started a case, and suggested I have the tenant and the vet contact the hotline, and they would be more absolutely willing to work through every step to come to a diagnoses of relay toxicity, or condemn the thought that it’s my bait stations at all.

It’s also pretty darn sketchy to diagnose something requiring an ESA in one session. 

If it is not your line, next diagnosing step I would think is the consistency of the flow.

What would you charge to diagnose dead batteries in a thermostat.....$75 trip charge?...

Then properly diagnose?

I would do 3 Thingscall the power company and tell them what you just posted above and ask themget referrals from your local Facebook group for good electrocutionsCall 2 amd have them diagnose the problem a d give you a quote 

The PMC has found quality vendors, negotiated reduces rates for their clients' properties, verified the vendor is properly insured, received and diagnosed the complaint, hired the vendor, coordinated with the tenant, received the invoice, paid it and tracked it for 1099 reporting and does that each year as well.