So if people cannot respect the time and it takes a lot to submit offers, make sure the i's are dotted and t's crossed, so its OK to tell people that you are "Not the right Realtor" for them, fire customers that are giant time-wasters.

And it is pretty easy to do using a quit claim deed.  

I have spent hours reading the posts and it seems like people either just do it in their own name, or suck up the fees associated with an LLC and take on a commercial loan.I also read you can quit claim on a deed but after reading a couple topics, it seems like there is still a 50% chance the lender will consider it as a full transfer and exercise the acceleration clause.

These tools are very customizable, but lack estimation & budget trackingBuilderTrend / Co-Construct - These tools are built specifically for custom homebuilders/remodelers and have a lot of functionality.

When in doubt, pretend your customer/client/business partner is your grandmother and this deal involves her last nickel, what would you do then?

I appreciate the 3 customer temperatures and can see how consistent follow up with appointments set ahead of time would be the most efficient source of leads after building familiarity.

I can't put them in this post because they have some "promotional" phrasing included (I created them for customers) that I encourage you ignore.

And boasts 24/7 answering service.Anyone have any other companies that sell custom sized windows for DIYer/ contractors? 

Mulberry Square and some other areas) and I've heard some people claim that they think in 10-15 years Allison Hill could be the new gentrified area like midtown is today. 

If you don’t claim CCA each year, when you sell your property, does anything get recaptured or is that only if you DO claim CCA?