Also, if you want to add a certain "flare" to your image and brand you could even use a company in the UK.www.jam.uk.com for example.

As others have stated, typical replacement should run $100-200, depending on whether it's a plumber who is used to working with contractors or a plumber who is used to working retail.It shouldn't take more than 1-2 hours, and even having to purchase a brand new water heather ($450-500 plus maybe another $40 for an expansion tank), the bill shouldn't come to more than $700 on the high end.

These are the comps I used to influence the BPO.Then, there's brand new construction (built in 2009), with similar square footage and beds/baths, which sold recently for $380k.I'm very curious to know if the $345 would get appraised, because that buyer is not willing to pay the difference in a short appraisal.And I'm seriously thinking about emailing my title agent and asking for a new HUD at $260k.

If I bought a brand new $100,000 Mercedes convertible today and sold it to Brian tomorrow for $5,000, does that mean that the Mercedes is only worth $5,000?

I would think that if it is a brand new home, just built, the builder has already figured the price for this market.If it is a "new" house and it's unsold inventory, sitting unsold for a couple of years, the builder would be very willing to listen to low offers.

Brand new office complex, 3 stories, 45,000 feet or so, elevator, stucco, across from city hall, closes for just over $2.3 million, purchased by an LLC by five of the "sharpest businessmen" in town.

My loss will be someone elses gain, because these brand new construction homes will go to someone for cheap.

Make sure that number is succinct if you proceed, because it would be a shame to spend that much to sell for so little.Seriously consider what a brand new improvement costs in your location and what new construction sells for before making final decision.

So charged them for these.They Left 14 burnt out light bulbs (all but 6 worked) charged them for thisDamaged/broken 4 sets of blinds - they will argue they were cheap but they were brand new when they moved in.

Whether you're brand new or a vetran, I think the most important thing to understand in the neg. is your bottom line.