Some water suppliers (and other utilities) allow "third party notification".

My roofing supplier (not HD or another big box store) gave me one 20 years ago and even though I've done 20-30 roofs I still keep it with me (in the car) whenever I do a roof.I'll look for it and post the actual name, it's probably still boxed up from the move.all cash

A shop can give you many added capabilities, improving the quality of routine tasks and equipment maintenance, as well as potentially enabling bulk purchases, or even taking advantage of "rack" programs by local suppliers.

:roll: A D&B number isnt rarely used for conventional financing, it is mostly used to establish trade lines with suppliers, cell phone service and very rarely used for loans.

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin:That's the price you pay as the owner of a property . . . you'll need to move the utilities into your name if your tenants no longer live there.Good point, Josh.To add to that...Our local electric supplier will set up with landlords a 'standing order' of such that switches power to the landlord's name whenever a tenant removes it from theirs.My original response to this was "Danger, Will Robinson" -expecting that tenants would do this on a regular basis while they were still living there.

Then, call around to dirt/gravel suppliers and get quotes for that volume, and delivery.If it does have a concrete liner, you'll have to bust that up.

They do schematics, they let you pick whatever finishings you want (and they provide them), they have their own project managers, suppliers, etc.

Anything else I measure and list then call or go to my two local suppliers (HD is ALWAYS more expensive than local lumber company!)

I ask all of my suppliers to give me a discount for cash, or else I want revolving accounts with 60 day terms.

Technology trends are exploding towards making information easier to get for everyone and even the TelComs are bending under a public cry for municipal wi-fi, broadband over the last mile, and wholesaling information on the Internet.