If there is voltage on input check the out put of breaker.  

The "220" is a voltage specification, not a current.

(I will be wholesale flipping at a dual closings.

Since you are an investor agent, do you feel the dual role is worthwhile?

@Jay Hinrichs, you mentioned "dual form of repayment and many exits.. ".

The only potential advantages I can think of -- You get the whole commission and don't split it with your broker- It's possible in rare occasions that you'd run into a deal that didn't want dual agency which could preclude an agent with that firm from writing an offer.

It's dual purpose.

I've heard that dual agency poses some risks - do you feel like agents are generally pretty balanced when this comes into play or is it something that the buyer would need to actively look out for on their end?

Hi Keith,Do you know how to install security systems or run low voltage wiring?

I also checked it with a non-contact voltage tester and the larger blade hole (which should be neutral) appears to be hot.So I opened the receptacle (after turning power off) but the white wire goes where the white label is on the receptacle and when I compare it to another working receptacle, it's wired the same.So my guess is that neutral (white) and hot (black) wires are reversed at the power supply (electrical panel?).