If you replace anything  consider not just the look but the some window types just cost more especially in a custom size so try to use stock. 

Give a drop dead date for providing an estimate, and tell them your anticipated window for completion of the project.

@David Dachtera Not to beat a dead horse but Here is your exact quote. 

If you stock up on good, responsive, aggressive agents you might actually find you can charge higher rates.  

I think it is important to realize the difference between a loss and an unrealized gain.I can't say I lost 29 million dollars because I didn't buy xxxx shares of WalMart stock back in such and such a year. 

Cover letter ( to cover your butt - put everything in it that you expect to accomplish in this newly formed relationship )A drop dead date and time to accept (accept now or forget about it!)

Open wooden shelves made with plywood, supported with 1x4's, trimmed with simple stock molding and painted. 

When you buy stock options you don't get a refund when you don't buy the stock.In a related question - do you receive a monthly addition (refundable or not) to the down payment?

I saw this house boarded up and placed a sign that I'm interested in buying cash ( I'm a wholesaler). He called me yesterday and in went to see the property. This is in Providence, Rhode Island, south side by Broad St...

In my area, I sometimes see sellers or investors selling NOTES that are performing, but they need the money and sell them cheap because the NOTE market is not very liquid like the stock market, or MLS for homes.If you run ads in local papers, run ads on bigger pockets, and really get the word out that you are looking to buy NOTES, you will begin to get people coming to you.