It's about 2" of fiberglass board for the rigid ducts and about the same 2" fiberglass but more like a batt insulation sandwiched between the inner and outer plastic of the duct itself.

Hello,My prospective tenant found to have "Offense 1" criminal record, while he has a job in a well known reputable company in Santa Clara county, California, he and his friends are applying for our four bedroom house, other than this, credit score and income are fine.Should I rent my house to him and his friends?

If a perspective tenant wanted to verify our ownership; they could easily search on the assessor's site or they could call the state and verify our rental license.Side note, in the past I have actually seen several times where perspective tenants check out through Google...so I guess reputations go both ways!

Initially you need to know enough to stay out of trouble, not give yourself a bad reputation and not get taken.Start with the basics, not guru marketing stuff, they do not teach real estate but methods, not the same thing.

Your name and reputation are big deals in real estate, so acting with integrity and being up front and honest in your dealings is what will carry you much further than this one deal.If it were me, I'd lay my cards on the table and explain to the homeowner how the process works from my perspective and try to get them in my corner so we can both work to get the deal finished.

I'm obviously new to wholesaling, but I know in any business, reputation is everything.

End QuoteMy statements, have no idea how I lost the quote at the end....not normal script here....Pete, Dion has a tendency to get excited, LOL, sleep well, by defective he was saying it would not be enforceable, able to collect, not entirely true as you went to an attorney and a reputable one I see.

Next time maybe they will listen & cover the new floors with the plastic rolls I provided,

The key is to be known in that organization as the go to guy, build a reputation with very good service above what they get elsewhere, just for them.You pointed out property specialization.

You can do a lot more deals with creative financing than using your hard cash.There are a lot of articles on creative financing on BP, but one easy way is to find a private or reputable hard money lender.