My guess is Lyncrest is an "affiliate" using the same back end as Good Vibe but sending old, outdated appointments at a much higher profit margin.

A Google affiliate has been in talks for over a year about a potential $600 million data center in the Northlands. 

@Trent WernerCheck out getrefm.com I am not affiliated with them but they have great courses on building modelsThe biggest part of any model is the data - garbage in = garbage out so whichever model you use the key is the accuracy of data that goes into it

He may be an affiliate who promoted the 10HW program through my publisher.  

Stated they push the score IQ accounts.Carla Fears closed with them and they helped clear some things up on her credit report and they gave her an affiliate link.

Be smart people check things out yourselves.Fact as a Realtors usually I sell 1 property to a client and earn only 1 time. when I participate with Strongbrook because my clients purchase multiple homes I know earn referral income multiple times Nationwide and in Hot markets without licensing issues or affiliation changes.As a Realtor with Strongbrook I can now go to every client I have ever had inform them that I have a National discount investment arm offer them a free game plan to see if they qualify and earn again.

It's a phenomenal platform (not affiliated in any way). 

@Dylan Barnard  There is nothing precluding a Chapter 475 licensee from wholesaling but it is very, very dangerous and I have personally defended multiple brokerages who have been sued after an agent or an "affiliate" wholesaled a deal where an agent was involved. 

There will typically be a record of multiple court appearances and filings, records of affiliation with tenant advocacy entities (including Legal Aid), records of multiple frivolous Board of Health complaints, etc.

Our rule is that if we purchase property for less than $5,000.00 we do our own title work through TitlePro 24/7, RealQuest Pro and or DataTree (full disclosure - we are licensed providers of all three).If the property is urban in nature and logical for vertical development (and the deal makes economical sense), the only option is to get title insurance.If you use companies like "sourceoftitle.com" (no affiliation) they will steer you in the direction of smaller more local mom and pop title companies which deliver the same product as the big guys for less than half the cost and usually much faster.Sounds like you are already way ahead of the game, @Sal Sanshez Good luck and I wish you the best.