No people don't negotiate much anymore.. it they think a wholesale deal is way over priced they tend to just throw it in the circular file... it could be that there is not enough total value to justify building as well.. that's quite common in some areas IE you can buy exiting cheaper than you can build even if the land is free.then you add in cost of plans permits financing cost holding cost and land has little valvue.

Plumbing, rough carpentry skills, own all my tools, sawzall, circular, plumbing tools, sledges, chisels, extensions, etc. 2.

And even though you can “just” trim it with a box cutter as the packaging says, you’d be much better off using a circular saw or something similar.

That's what's known as a circular argument. ie.

They're generally accompanied by a PPM or offering circular and a subscription agreement that serves as a joinder for the other agreements.  

Neither a vacationing family nor a business traveler is going to want to hear circular saws buzzing, smell fresh paint, etc. during their stay.

I'm pretty involved, and have a miter saw, table saw, jig saw, circular saw, etc...

Don't assume.You know what circular reasoning is, right?

Their offering circulars can augment your own primary research.

It's what has occurred in that special moment when you open up the box of your flimsy $9 buniness cards -- the ones with the top of your head cut off -- and you proceed to throw them into the circular file.