Have you looked into shipping containers?

For Austin, you are about 5 years late on boarding that ship (you should know this having flipped there) at a value and return that looks and smells good.

Another pro tip- right click on the photo in Chrome and do a reverse image search to see where the item comes from, it is usually way cheaper, and that's probably who Wayfair drop ships it from anyway. 

That ship has sailed!

Also, many times the furniture is delivered by a company or shipping company, so if they're given a heads up usually they deliver to the door, but some may charge a bit extra. 

I don't know what the client experience actually entails, but I do believe from an actual due diligence and performance perspective, they're running a solid ship. 

You then have to scan some or all of the package before shipping it, then go to FedEx and mail it off.

The thought of jumping ship to someone who gets on my nerves more is annoying. 

I would either cold call them and then if I can’t reach them by that method, I then send them a physical letter by mail, but I’m seeing that the cost to ship these letters are adding up. 

Modulars often have soft spots on the floor because they use a VERY thin grade of plywood/chipboard on the floors (gotta keep it light for shipping ya know).