Its how you call your subs and suppliers .  

Found a builder locally who can do new builds and builds them well for $300k, thinking the only way to get a good deal is to buy in scale from him - say 4-5 duplexes vs just one and if doing that I'm pretty sure I could cut the cost in some areas by having other contractors come in and complete some work or utilize local suppliers I have connections with. 

I will send you a DM and I can run the window material through a supplier I use.

With GM and all of the other businesses (suppliers) it will bring with it, this seems like a good time to invest there.

As a supplier of building materials within the industry I can tell you that the market is on fire and the competition if extremely fierce.

Participation in its Energy Select program requires either ownership of the home or the homeowner's permission (along with broadband Internet with secure WiFi).When I asked my landlord about it (because I would need their permission), the answer I got back suggested they had no idea what it was about, so I dropped the matter.

With the skills that I have for estimating, computer drafting (plans), familiar with the permitting, I have accounts with a few suppliers that give me good discounts, and I have the experience.

I'm a GC and have two or three stone supplier / fabricators that I work with on a regular basis.

As for the fridge is it possible they purchased a scratch & dent from their supplier?

I am an outside sales manager for a building material supplier in SE Wisconsin + my day to day consists of calling on sub contractors, GCs, and architects for items such as drywall, insulation, steel framing and acoustical grid/tile.