Respectfully yours,Mark HazlettReal Estate InvestorCertified Building InspectorLicensed General Contractor

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I will personally vouch for @Mark Krier.

@Mark Ainley might be able to help you out.

Test all the outlets and find out which ones are off, and mark them.

@Mark Cios Yes i've seen it, you're right it's excellent.

LolAlmost all warranties from home warranty to car warranty are pure profit for whoever is selling it.Take for example a simple mechanical push button we had for one of our products here at my work.

You can for-sale-by-owner or use an agent to sell.When you sell a property wholesale, you simply mark it up a small amount from your purchase price (the word "small" is relative to what you paid and the ARV - many investors have made six figures off a wholesale deal) and typically sell in a "relatively" short time frame.Assignments are not necessarily legal in all states but that is an entirely different type of transaction.

For the most part though, the majority of mls listings won't hit that mark.   

It's like any company or sports team; the tone is critically important and it is set at the top.Oh and most importantly as a person evaluating such a group you need to know about track record - you can just google Mark Kenney, he's done thousands of doors.