LOL Then they had 8 printers that didn't know what to do with.HP eats the ink and also tech support is overseas so very challenging with customer service to get anything done.I would think it would be fine buying that new one fro small jobs.

That way you can customize them based on that.

Easy to do and well worth spending a few bucks to make sure you don't run into unneccessary problems.During this process I also learned that it's very difficult to get new policies written while you have any open claims, so if you do run into an insurance issue - get it resolved quickly if you're slated to close on new property.

The properties over 130k seems to attract better customers so you will have an easier time qualifying and closing.

If you're dealing with a lot of custom residential projects (old houses, different architectural styles, etc.)... then it misses a good design opportunity to make your house really stand out and look as good as it possibly can.

I have always thought it is better to ask the customer what they want rather than sell them on what I want to give them.Thoughts on fees, flat rates, percentages?

I mostly want to change the locks and (preferrably) have law enforcement here when he comes to claim is stuff.

I own a skill based business and 90% I return my customers calls that evening.

Ok, will try to be clear here.. but this is a little complicated.Looking at properties that only have purchase with a quit claim deed.

It can change, and the assessed value will also change, but you can get a ballparkInsurance loss runs as any claims will effect your insuranceDeferred Maint.