Since I have a long term relationship with the York distributor for TX I had somewhat of a connection to this guy.Here's a few signs that the guy you're interviewing IS NOT THE ONE to hire:1.

The brand specific additives are added by the distributor.

I have been in the work force ever since working as an outside sales rep for a car manufacturing distributor.

I have 3 real estate companies and 1 technology company and I am an independent associate for a MLM company which is giving me some passive income that will also continue to grow.I plan to expand into rentals, apartments, and other businesses.

One thing we did discover is (this property doesn’t have a basement it’s on a slab), because of the pet urine soaking into the concrete after cleaning, bleaching… we sealed it with Kilz oil based sealer to lock in/out the odors and ran my Ozone machine for a month to help with the smell.The Bear Paint distributor for Home Depot said we should have used water based Kilz and not oil based.

A lot of stuff that resembles MLM according to their refugees, though I'm not in the loop on what you have to do to actually get a cut of the action - I haven't meet anyone that did actually get a cut. 

I'm currently looking for 'PreFab' purveyors (factories, distributors, etc.) that have a product line with at least 4 models with elevations and floor plans that we can purchase factory direct in, KIT FORM and have drop shipped onsite throughout San Diego County and surrounding areas.

If you haven't found a direct mail distributor already, I suggest either yellowletters.com or yellowlettershop.com.

Also just go to a MLM meet up you will see the exact same techniques that are used in the RE seminar business  these techniques have been honed and perfected over time.

its an MLM type structure although those in it will deny it..