I would prefer on my end to stick with the finishes we currently have spelled out in the blue prints but I would be willing to accommodate based on the owners choices/wishes so long as they are not excessive.

Watch out for fine print that requires an additional fee at closing - this is a huge red flag and how most flat fee companies make money.

Can you assemble a GoogleSheet or XL spreadsheet  with all the book Titles / Authors / Any pertinent notes for all of us to access & download / print?   

Negotiating super hard after a price drop is pretty bold, and can be seen as disrespectful.

Always read the fine print, and if the contract is worded horribly don't be afraid to get a lawyer to review.

In the fine print it says that anything over 25K the SBA owns an interest in all your business assets and that the money is to be used for "working capitol".

I would like to see the terms and fine print on the loan because if every small bank was offering ULOC's at 1 over prime people would just take those loans out and credit cards would be much less attractive.  

Immediately moving to charge full market rent sounds great in theory and makes for bold internet posts but you have to consider your circumstances.

Need survey, engineers report, 1/4 scale prints of existing, 1/4 scale new, and you’ll be prepared to take on city and receive permits faster. 

Gov. can recklessly print any money but they can't print any more real assets.