Stick with the books and take the steps that they lay out.

There are lots of lenders out there that specialize in different things and have different workarounds. by working with the same broker, they'll understand where your priorities lay and since they have a better understanding of your experience, they can push for exceptions that wouldn't normally be approved.I myself am a broker so I may be a bit biased here, but if you do feel that your current broker isn't very good or that they are overcharging you then you can certainly explore other options.

The real professionals will lay everything out up front, likely letting you read a copy of their agreement to understand additional services and benefits in detail, and aren't going to be pushy about getting you to sign anything if they feel it's a bad fit or something doesn't align.At the end of the day, a good PM will have your best interests in mind.

Instead of ceramic tile on the shower walls, I had left over cement board siding from a previous job..

I have a call scheduled with the PM team this week to discuss the situation and lay the groundwork for terminating the contract.

However, 80% of tenants in a recent CBRE survey expect to increase their spatial requirements over the next three years, indicating a shift towards in-person work and future growth.While new demand remains slow, these lease renewals are a positive sign, laying a stable foundation for the office market's recovery.

Make sure your description is very clear, lay out the rules there.

Look at every property and the first one that lays eggs like the Golden Goose is what determines which class is best.

But, what they also sell is discontinued and misordered Lowes and Home Depot Merch.I have purchased over $200,000 of building materials from FTA.The number one item they have (and only periodically) is bath and shower tile.

@Arn CenedellaThanks for laying it out like that.