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Hello BP Family,Does anyone with solid first-hand knowledge about the following:Is someone promoting or Soliciting customers for ONLY Commercial lending products, is that person (independent contractor) required to have a MOL? 

There is nothing wrong with this at all, they are selling you a renovated product at market value.

Good recommendations here already, I'd add Frank Gallinelli's book on cash flow:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1259586189/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0

Also new construction is way more energy efficient nowadays which saves the tenants money on utilities which is a huge bd Elliot point.It really boils down to the numbers and available inventory.

It’s just the product code.

The factory gasket is breaking down prematurely and can be damaged by in tank cleaning products a lot of tenants use. 

The cat unit generates about $13,000.00 worth of product a minute, it is supposed to run non-stop. 

With technology nowadays, zoom calls and file uploading, most people I know work with accountants remotely. 

I understand this is something a person who have to sale the property owner on letting them is their home to operate this product, but it feels like I’m missing some kind of major risk that I not seeing , it almost felt too good to be true , so what are your experiences with it ?