Either way, easiest thing you can do to find out who your dealing with is to ask for the last three customers that hired him specifically (not the company).

Is this a good assumption?  

Is this a good assumption?  

I use them often on rehab jobs. http://www.nreinsurance.com/No affiliation just happy customer and maybe you should contact them.

I would contact a couple moving services for the customer and get some price inquires.

But I have to say, spreadsheets are immensely useful as long as you understand what the underlying calculations and assumptions are.

How many customers are repeat buyers?

Saying that an inspection is to be satisfactory to buyer is pretty much an undefined contingency, local custom will dictate what satisfactory will be and what is reasonable, you may have price adjustments applied to compensate for a specific matter.

Available to any Chase customer.

So whats the best way to contact potential customers after contacting friends and family?