If you're going to do higher-end rehabs, there are some other options, but at that point you're getting into custom materials, hardware and trim.

I think you might find some pretty good customized solutions by visiting the google play/chrome store or the apple itunes store and download something.

If you're doing a more custom home where the buyers likely have their own appliances (or plenty of disposable income to purchase the appliances they want), you might have a different perspective.

2) the two custodians I am looking at are Sunwest Trust and Equity Trust, which of these two is the better all-round option, for ease of transactions, fees, customer service, etc.

It sounds like you're uncertain about firing him because he worked so hard to evict the tenants and deal with the power company and attorneys etc.This is like patting a McDonald's clerk on the back because he deals with the customers even though he's taking money out of the register.The bottom line is HE is the one that got a crappy tenant into the building and HE is the one that should have to deal with it.

Most use a custom one that heavily favors the wholesaler.

Your comment, that you'd be willing to open an account doesn't do anything.A banking relationship takes time to establish before a lender looks as to you as a valued customer.

Those markets seems to wax and wane more with the economy and are more suitable for people who want to invest in building custom homes.

We customize solutions with our clients help.

Mark Updegraff , thanks.I got the idea from a local convenience store that had a poster listing their bounced check customers.