I know much of this I will customize as I go along.

I used to market mine before they were finished but found that either 1)potential buyers couldn't see past the rubble or 2)if I did get it under contract the buyer then thought that they could come by every day and ask my contractors to "change this" or "fix that", as if I was building them a custom home.

This practice is problematic for Fannie Mae, our customers, and homeowners and their neighborhoods.

I think that thegood way of thinking to find new customer is to think like your customer, ie :I am a tourist and i want to find a vacation rental : how can I do ?

But I know it would be bad for "customer relations".

Sprint service is ok but the customer service is TERRIBLE.

Deposits will continue to be insured by the FDIC, so there is no need for customers to change their banking relationship to retain their deposit insurance coverage.

The more "sensitive" info you require from your new "walk in" customer the less likely they'll be willing to continue the conversation.

And on reflection I can see how absolutely impersonal that is to receive some stupid auto message that states you only give a crap about your customers twice daily.In fact the book is so popular that I have encountered 4 "Tim" based auto-reply emails with the same disrespectful content come from NZ businesses.

For the small business owner, you still have to have customers willing to buy your product and a safe place to work.