cp-documentid=25368603I'd personally go withHonesty Realty, LLCor Integrity Realty, IncSomething that shows that you are trustworthy and not just some slick willy looking to make a quick buck.

I suggest that they consider how to use materials that might be able to sustain water and still maintain its integrity if that's possible.

Ethics and integrity stand by themselves and don't need a religious label. 

@Neil Evangelista, while Nest is expensive, there are manufacturers who sell at Home Depot and Lowes between $100-$150 and you can sometimes find it cheaper online.I also like the emergence of smart devices like smart vents from Keen, which was featured on SharkTank and sold at Lowes, which integrate with Nest.

Also wanted to mentioned that the husband has multiple felonies for forgery and other petty crime from over 20 years ago so serious question of character and integrity.

One without too much integrity, plus they need to make sure to screw the seller out of additional profit to make sure the wholesaler gets his skim.

My experience in the IT industry allows me to develop and integrate APIs into a wide variety of data sources.

This might also be something integrated with #2 above, not sure.

Our partner is someone I have helped sell/buy a few deals for so I knew how he did business on both sides of deals (with integrity), and he asked if we would want to do this b/c he wasn't able to fully run it w/his crazy schedule.

You have a financial vested interest to defend the integrity and legitimacy of these kinds of high-dollar training engagements - you sell a similar type of product.