Go to any and all REIA's and commit like you're going to church.

I think part of the offense they took may also have been from the fact that they had invested a fair bit of time in working with me, and I had then turned around and not hired them after seeming to be very interested (which I genuinely was -- but I also wanted to make sure I was getting the very best balance between price and quality that I could).I don't have a lot of experience dealing with contractors, so I'm honestly wondering if I committed a big faux pas, or if Company B is just unprofessional.

Your looking like a T-Bone steak my friend!  

My name is Kenneth Rocker and I'm currently a graduating senior at North Carolina A&T State University.

The light rail system is called the T and the dedicated bus line has stations as well.Areas closer to the North Shore are also picking up a bit.

@Matthew T.

This is just a question that I have never gotten an " Exact " answer to , but I would like to know to the  " T "  , via what Percent of my Income to hold out for Taxes Thank you for the help 

Get a commitment. 2.

It sounds to me like you are over committed.

For example, there is a big difference between having a 5 and 15 year old roof.A contractor won´t necessarily notice any of that stuff, especially if they are focusing on cosmetic updates to kitchens, bathrooms and floors.