Certainly, facts have been omitted - even by accident since a proper interview has not taken place.

Chris, I watched your interview BP interview a month or so ago and you sounded like you are doing well for yourself.

D*mn that.Then, watching the interview with the Canadian news video talking to Robert Kiyosaki, he blatantly admits that he’s received complaints about his educational partner, and he wants to get out of it.

Two other RE agents never called me back.Can anyone spoon feed me some tips on finding, interviewing, and selecting an ethical real estate professional?

This is basic interview stuff but its pays off.

Start looking for contractors and interviewing them.

(Popular Photography magazine is running a little interview with me in their next issue if you care to pick it up at the newsstand.)

Some companies have these fees which is a cost to do business,or a due diligence.It is only requested when the funds manager,or director has thoroughly reviewed the required documents,likes the plausibility of the project,has had an interview with the principle(s)on the project(s)and all are in agreement to press forward

You contract with the homeowner to help get the project done by helping put together a scope of work, interview contractors, manage contractors, etc.

I just interviewed a property manager on the phone (I am out of state) and asked him if he could email a copy of his management agreement and lease so I could review them.