About Supremeproint

House rules

1. Every feature is checked for specifics. It says what the activity is, what a reader would do and what the provider says about itself, with each provider statement attributed to the provider's own pages.
2. Nothing is promised. A feature never states a result, a price or an outcome for a property or a person.
3. Numbers stay with their source. Amounts, rates and counts are left to the provider, so features print none of their own.
4. Paid features are labelled. A Paid Feature label sits in the masthead, and every link that leads to the request page says where it goes.
5. Limits are part of the story. Where location, zoning, condition, comparable sales or local permits shape the outcome, the feature says so in its body text.
6. Corrections are made in the text. If a feature is wrong, write to the address on the Publisher Contact page and the text is corrected.

How the site is funded

supremeproint.com is run by Supreme Pro, LLC, which also hosts the request page and passes consultation requests to independent specialists. Paid features are part of how the site is funded, which is why they carry a label. The writing is meant to be read in full without sending anything.