People exhibiting high emotion bother me as well.

Hardly any lots even suffered from overgrown landscaping or exhibited traditional signs of distress, so I found few leads worth following up on.

If this goes to court, that letter will be exhibit A.

The cement floors would literally get very damp to physically wet not from cracks but from the constant infiltration due to the hydrostatic pressure building up under the cement flooring & against the walls.I redesigned the sump pump system to discharge 30 feet downward from the natural slope of the lot & the perimeter of the basement walls.The basement is now so dry we no longer need the dehumidifier on nor does the floor exhibit any residual dampness.When I built my sons home we completely surrounded the perimeter of the home with a drainage system that directs the roof runoff & sump discharge 100 feet away to a French drain.

I have exhibited similar behavior in the past going to extreme lengths to convince someone they are wrong / I am right.  

How many outward signs of wealth and status do you exhibit?

If you need a reference please look at this Exhibit A: http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_88.htm#...Now There have to be structural changes, Tax incentives, investment opportunities, social programs , jobs that keep up with inflation etc...that's just to name a few.

This company produces Real Estate Investment Exhibitions.

Looks like pricing ranges from freemium to ~$4/contractor.

@Jay HinrichsTREC forms don't contain binding arbitration...a problem I simply cannot understand and an issue that I address in my deals by adding a B/A agreement into an Exhibit which I incorporate into my contracts.