Michael is right, but you didn't specify consumer or commercial, if you are taking about a conventional home loan, the down payment requirement can be from 0 to 20% (or more if a non-owner occupied loan).

I currently work with an individual that is based in Las Vegas, and he has done a great job to date, but credit repair is tedious, and time consuming, so in a effort to speed the process I got the recommendation for Certified Credit experts, and this is a summary of my Dealings so far.1.

The reason I'm asking this is because I imagine that consumers are probably more likely to be attracted to a domain/service that is self explanatory like 'webuyhouses.com' rather than just another real estate company's website.

Which is easier, which is more profitable, which is more time consuming? 

Typically it is higher end areas with a lot of traditional consumer demand that see appreciation so if you're buying in lower end rental areas, you might not benefit.

And in order to demonstrate this to the community, I take the approach of sharing my insights and information I gather freely for everyone to view and consume. 

This can lead to independent references that may show a fuller picture than the pre-screened references mentioned in #1 above.5) Check independent rating and consumer protection web sites, but always take small numbers of reviews with a grain of salt (whether positive or negative).6) Ask them how and what they would recommend for your particular situation. 

It makes the job a little less time-consuming so I can concentrate on the more important things like actuAlly talking to sellers. 

I don't want to waist anyone's time with mentorship (if you find that time consuming) I just want to shadow someone, learn by watching someone.

Changing lightbulbs, furnace filters and batteries are tenant consumables...they are not "maintenance".