As a contractor I am not working 8 hours purchasing the thermostat, running the wire, setting it up on the internet, programming, teaching the owner how to use the thermostat and then go back to my office and wait for several service call requests that I was positive I would get where I have to go back to the jobsite because the owner can't remember how to program the thermostat, can't comprehend the instructions...not for less than $1500 to $1800 plus he pays for the internet equipment and monthly fee.

Any information provided is the personal view of myself, and should not reflect the views of any firm I may be affiliated with.

Then they use Proscopes Services to get it scoped, rehabbed with a project manager if needed and sold with one of our affiliated realtors with a discounted rate.

(no affiliation, just a great repository of PM info)). 

@Storm Silva Insurance agents are either captive or independent with their affiliation to the insurance carriers. 

I am in no way affiliated with them other than I am a coaching member.The good thing about it is, yes, you have a whole community of note investors, experienced and the new ones who come in to the workshops (some experienced members come to potentially partner with newbies in the area too).

While I have to disclose that I became an affiliate of Jack's program in 2019, this post is not specifically about his program.

DISCLAIMER: I am not affiliated with either company and I don't get compensated for referrals.

In my opinion, Provision is trying to use Tom's name and his affiliation with Rich Dad to get clients _before_ they are knowledgeable enough to know that there are better alternatives.

(I have no affiliation other than being a customer)