So it's relative to the customer.

Thanks guys.We know about the problem starting a new topic, and I hope my guys can get it fixed ASAP today.That said, there is a way to post a new topic:Do it from the CREATE TOPIC button on the main forums page.Here's the direct link:http://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/new?

I have also been on customers roofs that look old and shingles are old, but don't need to be replaced (even though other roofing companies told them it had to be immediate).

More expensive home don't need them until and unlessyou get to custom homes with built-ins.

Individuals can not report as they are not "members" of the credit agency or customers.

Guys around here get $ 200 for a 15 yard , plus $ 20. a day and the customer pays dump fee of $ 75.00 a ton .

Every customer is important to you.By comparison I am old and stodgy.

If not, I would go back with a basic double hung that can fit into the rough opening of the old casement and save some money on materials, unless it has to match or there is a customer involved.

The first really good tenant applicant goes to the big dogs first, it's human nature to take care of your best customers first.Depends on how you set things up too, a friend might drive by once in awhile, might get a nosey neighbor on your side (can be handy to a point, can also be a real pain).Getting attention of some PMs when you only have one unit, in reality, can be tough.

Take them to lunch and have hem teach you to be a good customer for them.