If a company performs the task it becomes a toxic by product for disposal.Generally it’s just a fact of life in old houses.

Our relationship has declined and has become pretty toxic. 

I was trained by some of the very best RE salesmen on the planet.. the precursor to guys like you who are out there teaching folks how to be successful... and it really boils down to live interaction with clients.. something that you simply cannot teach by reading or listening to pod casts.. it really takes roll playing and live interaction.. at least it did for me..

However, within the confines of this planet, you're asking the wrong people/person that question.  

Once I was promoted from floor-sweeper to assistant, I acted as if I was the best assistant on the planet.

The Charlotte and Raleigh threads might as well be from a different planet as far as I'm concerned.  

You certainly have a greater exposure to risks that are directly proportional to owning longer like toxics.

Then again, I'm just about the worst fisherman on the planet so you perspective on who is going to put their boat where makes a ton of sense.

I am a super mutant monkey ape that will take over this planet by farting, destroying the ozone layer and hold everyone hostage threatening to keep on farting if they do not make me their supreme overload.See the difference?

Trust me, Branson customers are the best - end of story - on the planet.