There were delays in the deliveries but the prices were noticeably lower than anywhere else. 

the underlined sentence is the the promised but not deliver .I have there below paragraph in my letter:I have called and called to ask for someone to hold me accountable, am I deserved to pay $41,000 and have no “mentor” to guide me step by step?

Building package: (all steel, engineering, doors, delivery) $91,700Foundation: $58,700Erection: $26,500I'm in Michigan; I can understand some regional costing differences in the labor intensive portions of a build, but I'm surprised to see that much of a difference on a building package (I'm assuming you are utilizing all steel construction as well, and not rolling other costs into it).

Won't get specific prices, since some of these depend on availability, distance and delivery cost.

The two biggest things they can do is: 1) improve their skip tracing abilities and 2) have a better way to "track" postcard deliveries.

I had our material delivery/orders scheduled since April.So they hit the ground running.

I am hoping some of you will share your sample letters as I have found some online, but want to make sure I am not missing important information as most letters had the following:Effective date of rent increase with new amountWill not affect current leaseDate tenant must reply byMethod of delivery to tenant as well as receiving back (ie certified mail, in person, email, etc)***And anything else you would suggest. 

Simplest way is to get a tank, and have a delivery service fill it regularly. 

I love talking construction delivery methods.Good luck!

 $498 at Lowe's, sales-tax free (thanks, NH), with delivery and assembly.