Check out a lawyer/accountant named Mark Kohler.

I would recommend Mark Wagner.  

So scuffs, light dirt marks, etc. don't count, but your kids drawing all over the walls with Sharpies does.

@Paul Wakim - You won't be too far off the mark at 5%.  

Thanks Mark Nolan !

Thank you Mark.

Hardwood floors are hardwood floors; they will get marks and scratches from normal use over time.

A mentor is more like what @Mark J. referred to.  

In 2017, so far I have run into about eight wholesalers who were:-Marketing properties they did not have under contract-Daisy-chaining deals 3 and 4 deep-Marking properties up 200 or more percent-Dealing with properties that were not theirs to marketIs this normal?

Because parts are called out separately, he must charge his customer sales tax (no matter how much he marks up the parts), but he doesn't pay sales tax when he buys them.It's a concept of the government actually trying to do the right thing and only charging sales tax one time during the transaction string.