Fingers crossed that it goes like that!

., the onus is on the contractor to make all the arrangements to get the material to the job; they can't point a finger at someone else holding them up because "you" bought the wrong/not enough material; who pays if they damage the material; if there is a material failure, the contractor isn't likely to cover the cost of their labor to repair/replace if they didn't supply the product; and so on.

But I generally start by probing with a finger, not a sharp object.

I'm crossing my fingers that some East Bay BP members see your post and offer some tips, since I have this same question - where can I find rehab, cabinet, and appliance materials at bargain prices around the San Francisco and East Bay area? 

We are currently marketing Lakewood, cross your fingers that the phone starts ringing monday when the letter's hit.Our team does not have a lot of deals, but when we get one, it is usually HOT and goes fast.

I haven't sold my existing investment property yet (fingers crossed for a closing next week), so the 45-day identification period hasn't officially started, but I'm trying to formulate my strategy to make sure I make the most of it.What are your best approaches to "buy right" so to speak when you're up against the 1031 clock and battling a competitive market?

"After 83-year-old Jean Thomas pricked her finger on a bag of syringes in the garbage and watched her tenant drag an unconscious man — blue in the face — toward a car with the trunk open, she realized she was living a landlord’s worst nightmare.

It is very similar to stainless steel but better to maintain (no finger print residue, easy toclean and always looks nice)

Problem is, my broker (also my best friend), specializes in residential and has simply thrown the suite up on loopnet ONLY fielding phones calls with his fingers crossed.  

We've got our fingers crossed and praying this will be resolved within 18 months.