I knew a banker that was approached by customers to send them the loans they could not do (this of course was against policy so they did not do it but.....)5.

If you remove the entire unit and only install a tub, you will need to put up cement board (under a custom tile surround) or drywall (behind a shower enclosure kit).

It might be too remote, and the customers for that area might want to patron shopping centers more conveniently.Also, how many potential buyers have stepped in just to preview the property?

He has extensive experience as a fabricator for experiential marketing including trade shows, fashion week, window installation, theatre/film/print, and custom furniture.

I believe Custom, that it is an acceptable install....just wondering if anyone had done it and had problems.  

I cant imagine they are very successful or get many deals with that type of customer service. 

I'm currently looking for good Private and Hard Money Lenders that offer great experiences, great customer services, and easy to deal with during the process.  

I didn’t establish a plan, and no matter how good my goal was, no matter how dedicated I was at the moment, no matter how important my reason was for wanting that goal, the fact that I didn’t plan out how to reach my goal killed my momentum.The Bible talks about “counting the cost.”

Originally posted by @Philip Baker:I've found it 10x's easier working with local banksI agree the local banks are much easier to work with, but the problem is I need branches for my customers to be able to make their payments directly to my account. 

It takes a lot of dedication and research, but it can be done, I am living proof!