Well I can't seem to find really anything that fits the bill.I don't want to shell out $250 for a 3 piece fiberglass surround that is intended for 'to stud' installation.

Most of the electrical and plumbing I handle with my crew and then I have a couple other electricians for disconnects and panel box work.My interest is in talking with you first to see if it is a good fit and then possibly using my planning time and my crew for your work.My father leads my crew and he has a lifetime of experience in all aspects of building.

If a deal fits the criteria you are looking for, pull the trigger.

@Chris Eden I would think most investors would need more details on the property in question to make a decision of if it fits their buying criteria.

If you know what type of client you'd like to serve most, focus on that and express that to any future broker up front so you're more likely to get a good "fit".Good luck! 

Reason being is that *one* of my goals is to buy and lock in at historically low rates as much real estate as I can that  fits my criteria; cash flow, low maintenance, desirable neighborhoods, etc.....

TD Bank is tough to deal with but they have a decent construction loan and that might be  a fit. 

@Camilo Guzman - you're trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.

The financials for apartments is something I find interesting - determining how to make sure the numerics fit the goal of the investment.  

Glad you got an answer to your question, but you posted in the Renter's Discussion forum, which isn't the best fit.