At least up here, a custom cabinet shop (in my professional experience) can beat the price of a cabinet broker).

Started a construction, custom wood working business 11 months ago, been in the industry for 15 years.

They had built a custom home on it along with a pool house and barn/office structure. 

I tried to explain that their business model wouldn't work very well if they told their customers that the place is ghost free - tough to sell the follow up full cleanse on non-haunted places.

They stand by their product and they offer good customer service.Now to Than Merrill and Fortune Builders  . . do they offer a good product - well as of today i could not tell you, at one time , Than spoke at local REIA's and sold a great home study and offered a great bootcamp. 

The only think negative I can say about Buildium is that their customer service department must be a pretty toxic environment: They are defensive and for the most part start with the premise that the customer must be doing something wrong.

If you have had experiences with build.com, please let me know your thoughts in terms of pricing, service, and overall customer experience.Thanks in advance!

It's also only about 100 feet outside the city limits, so he has access to all the traffic and customers of a city, but doesn't have to mess with residential zoning ordinances.  

I used to use first bank, but they are too conservative/expensive, and their customer service has gotten really bad lately.

Keep in mind, the large big box complexes often do lots of market research so their units meet customer demand.