Bobby Richardson) has an affiliations to me or my company.Larry Hoffman

Here's the scoop on the test kits - LeadCheck® is for use on wood or ferrous surfaces; D-Lead® can be used on wood and ferrous PLUS plaster and drywall surfaces:http://epa.gov/lead/pubs/testkit.htmI have no affiliation with this next site; it has a list of various items for use by RRP contractors, along with prices:http://www.check4lead.com/

I am also a beginner Internet affiliate marketer (haven't seen any income role in yet, but doing SEO for you sites takes a while).

You should look at appreciation in the area, with websites like http://neighborhoodscout.com/ (with which I'm not affiliated, but I do love) and see what area appreciation is, and whatnot.If it needs the work, and you don't plan on doing the work yourself, you are probably underbudgeting, especially since a lot of contractors will quote people higher, and you can't much get around that unless you make them know you are serious.

Ethics training was a social event where they paid money to be sold products and services by the affiliated companies.

In that offer, one of the contingencies was that a specific person affiliated with them handle the short sale negotiations.

I found this informative post while searching for some OF contract templates:http://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/owner_finance.html NOTE:  I am not affiliated with the poster, and have no  business interest in him or his site, nor can I vouch for him.  

As far as referring...I'm thinking something along the lines of an affiliate program or even a network marketing company.Any suggestions appreciated.Thanks!

We have affiliates on our team in the Newnan and Rome areas.

That's why we don't allow affiliates to post any kind of links to the services they affiliate for on the forum - to keep people on the real....