To Aaron's point above, yes it requires some work, but a website along with a well thought out web marketing plan will open up doors that would be very difficult to open in the absence of a website.

Any reputable and good painter would have known from looking at the ceiling in the beginning that a killz coat would be a necessity or not BEFORE starting the job.

And then you stay out of jail but lose your job, your reputation, your future. ...And Justice for All.

And take your time in finding reputable people.

Tyler, there's no guarantee but you can reduce the chances of a wholesaler "poaching" your buyers by establishing strong relationships with wholesalers that good reputations and have significant property portfolios.

I have searched this site as well as the web and have not found anything.

I'm not sure the number of available properties on a PM's web site is a good metric.

If the buyer is an LLC, then (at least in Ohio) you can look up the articles of orgization on the state's web site.

Ruining your own reputation is not very smart business practice.

A social network needs to protect its right to display/share things that people post, in a reasonable manner.Here is another analysis of the google+ terms:http://www.jmg-galleries.com/blog/2011/07/08/how-i-evaluate-terms-of-service-for-social-media-web-sites-google/?