@David Griffey The egress windows we are using run (see link above) about $260 - $300 depending if they are a stock size or custom.  

No need and have no customers for it.

Some businesses attract customers to the property which can result in traffic and parking problems, or extra potential for liability if a customer was injured on your property.

Flooring sourceGranite sourceWindow source (can beat Depot prices on larger projects)Screen repair and custom replacement screensRoofer (thanks Anson!)

I am thinking this would be worth the try given their pretty good templates that can be customized, my only concern is with it going to spam mail.

Overall we are satisfied customers.

It's not a popular type of ownership except in NYC where 70% of the housing is co-ops.

I cannot stand when these companies try to BS their customers into believing that their new unwanted policies are put in place as a benefit to the customer. 

Issues of fraud and deceptive trade practices certainly apply to commercial transactions, crossing lines can lead to other criminal charges, wire fraud is a popular charge applied as funds are usually transferred, if the mail was used in connection with the activity, mail fraud charges may be brought.When people don't have business experience or really understand underlying financial matters and try to be creative because, for one reason or another they can't perform under usual and customary practices they expose themselves greatly to scrutiny, it only takes a complaint to the right person to uncover mistakes.

Windows, Custom Kitchen Cabinets, Generally anything that is custom would fall into this category.)Cheers