I'll sop.There is absolutely no way any 1, 2, 3 person shop will be able to meet these requirements.

I know exactly what I am shopping for so all my searches are bookmarked by street name, amount of bedrooms, etc.

My wife and I are uncomfortable on the phone - my wife a little more than me.We haven't talked to any sellers directly yet, but nonetheless even all the less stressful calls you make when buying a property - realtor, shopping for financing, insurance, setting up a separate account at the bank for our business, etc, etc, stress us out.The things I tell myself to get over it are:1) It's ok to not know something.

Aren't shopped like REO packages and are great product to have in an investment portfolio.Have any of you done them?

My social group these days pretty much consists of Harley Owners Group people who are all succesful in what they do and don't need to network for more business or brag or talk shop or do anything but follow our official motto which is "Ride and Have Fun".And while that's our official motto, every year we raise thousands of dollars for worthy causes or individuals in need or we help deliver hundreds of Christmas presents to local kids and that doesn't even count showing up at nursing homes to play bingo or eat ice cream or roar kids around the parking lot at the Ronald McDonald house or, well, the list goes on.What a true blessing it is to be able to give back.So personally, when some cube-dweller figures I've got some kind of easy racket going, or some contractor I hired with a hand-shake rips me off with the final bill because he thinks I print money, or some unemployed carpenter I hired to help him out breaks into my storage shed and steals my stuff because he knows 'all landlords are wealthy', well, I just can't worry about what the people who don't matter to me think.

I would not want anyone using a part of a house I owned as a carpentry work shop due to liability concerns.

(Renting to good friends though, and I still have use of the premesis and my 1k sqft shop.)Anyway, I got started listing to Rich Dad Poor Dad, and other things they do.

A one stop shop, bacon and a loan I am very interested...

look in your area for cabinets most of which will just be shops that are nothing more than distributers of manufacturers from tennesee or from china. distributers tend to offer the same qaulity as the big box stores where they give you an all wood front. then the sides of cabinets are MDF and no back panels.

First, I would have to shop, locate, test-drive, inspect, bicker, haggle, and seal a deal if I buy a used car.