YES. THE SOURCE SITS BESIDE EVERY NUMBER, AND THE LIMIT SITS BESIDE THE SOURCE.

The fifth discipline on /how-robert-works spells it out: put the source beside every number and the limit beside every source. The evidence receipt at /handouts/evidence-receipt is the template, five fields, claim, source, date, method, limit. The /evidence page explains the two grades. VERIFIED means the source was read on the date shown. PROBABLE means the claim is likely as applied to the reader and needs a professional to confirm it.

Sales fluff cannot survive that format. A sentence like the market is hot has no source, no date and no limit, so it does not get written. What gets written instead is that the Denver metro median days on market was 57 days in August 2026 (VERIFIED, FRED MEDAONMAMSA19740), and that the site calls the market softening, never depreciating, because the Realtor.com listing-price series is an asking-price series, not a sale-price series.

/is-homesy-right-for-you says who this practice does not suit as well: someone who wants a lighter, faster-moving experience, a big generalist-brand feeling, or who reads risk-framing as alarm. It also says who it fits: someone who wants the risk laid out in writing before deciding, who wants the honest read, first-time, cautious and out-of-state buyers, probate, divorce, inspection-heavy decisions, tight deadlines, and someone who wants to be told to wait or walk away.

/sell/listing-autopsy reads why a listing did not sell, from the first launch onward. /data/prices and /data/days-on-market publish the current series with their sources. /places carries county files for the Front Range counties with a consequence line on each fact. None of these pages sells anything on its own. They are the receipt the brand is named for.

It also keeps the boundary in writing. Robert leads reading the house, pricing every exit and coordinating the sale or purchase. The estate attorney, the CPA, the title company, the inspector and the specialist each lead their own question. Robert gives referrals first and the client chooses their own. The broker coordinates and never contracts in your place.

That is the test to run on any firm. Find the number, find its source, find its date, find its limit, and find the page that says who should hire someone else. Where all five are present, the transparency is real. Where they are not, it is a slogan.