They simply, let the customers know coffee was on Sheena Konas, a local realtor and gave them my card with their order.

Here are a few highlights:- I wasn't getting enough leads through FF, but as soon as I decided to get it and updated my listing to include washer/dryer, I got more leads (not a ton still)- 2-adult with a pet were interested in the unit but decided not to pursue after learning that it was a washer/dryer combo.

(I worked in customer service previously, verbal judo is a required skill IMO)4) Go nuclear.

Hi there,So I've been remodeling homes for a number of years and want to move into building custom homes and I was hoping to hear from people who have maybe made the same leap or any advise/things to look for in making this transition.

My background is custom residential, everything from large single family residences to more compact 2-4 unit projects. 50/50 mix between end-user projects and spec homes.

The customer eventually purchased the condo as intended.

I want to use maybe the first dozen jobs or so as free labor for the customer.

I have been a project manager for large scale custom homes for over 20 years.

Prospective residents could be required to answer customized landlord questions while also needing to provide a valid credit card prior to entry.

Still a customer 2 properties under contract right now.