I like that I can select addendums, create custom addendums, and digitally sign the leases.

The problem is that you have NOT filled out your profile, no picture, no one knows where you live.

I have never had problems with electric turning them on, even as a listing broker for banks, I have literally done this hundreds of times, they have to chase the customer that the bills name was in, not the new customer, the one exception is if the utility supplier is a municipality.   

The good contractors you do get, are going to quote you high, because you are a one and done customer in their eyes.And $1200 for a 2 bed/1 bath??

@Matthew McNeil it was not limited to the kitchen - for some reason the BP post limited me to 6 pictures. 

I can't picture myself stunting my entire lifestyle through the prime years of my life just to suddenly come into financial freedom when I'm 65 and less able to enjoy it.

Based on my strategy (that I call Relationship Wholesaling), when you're building a strong relationship with the Seller and really crafting a custom proposal that meets their needs, there's little need to "discuss it" with them (ie talk about it at length or make a big deal of it). 

If I had crayons I'd draw you a picture, but I'm not sure it would help. 

Their customer service and responsiveness was very good when I dealt with them. 

@John Dellingerare I’m a hvac contractor and when I bid a job for updating or a changeout, I always tell the customer to get other bids, and if one beats mine to just make sure we bidding on the same playing fields ... meaning equipment efficiency ratings.