ONe job I remember him having was ,  he would drive to LA and go to this big warehouse and pick up repossesed Refers and freezers. he had a truck and trailer he would get about 30 or so of them per trip.. our apartment had a back yard more of town house style i guess.. and he would roll them out in the back yard and him and my mom would clean them up as best as they could put small add in paper and sell them with delivery included.. you just did what you had to do. 

It would be builder financing with 20% down upfront, 20% down on delivery and then a 72 mo loan for the remaining balance at 7.5%.

All materials were ordered and purchased (with delivery and pick ups coordinated) through me along with all contractor payments.

Pop quiz, you decide to make an airport fee of 20$ instead of free delivery.

You just don't agree with the delivery, but the thing no Bros have done in the OP or here is actually use facts from what people here write to dispute it.

In many, perhaps most, places gas will win-out as both more efficient and more cost efficient - we happen to be in one of those rare locations where oil is as cost efficient as natural gas due to exorbitant delivery charges on the gas.Though we are buy and hold investors, I can voice for oil heat carrying a stigma to a purchaser.

I just bought new Samsung stackable washer/dryer from BestBuy for $1,029.75 (delivery, installation and cords included).

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Every few years appliance delivery and hardware store people want to take my frumpy homeless-looking plumber construction painter self to lunch and offer to work for free just to 'be around it'.  

If you can share your numbers at least for e.g. 500 mails how many % got returned due to unable to forward/deliver? I