And they are your customers.

Dollar is cheaper than Euro and you must pay customs duty in the US for this car.

I'm not interested in the slums, but I suspect that if you could buy up every house on both sides of a block, you could upgrade that block and get low income tenants who could not afford to move to a safer area.I also do not rent to undocumented aliens, but that is a customer base that is very low income and not usually involved in drugs or crime.

Hello Folks....My name is Ron Alexander and I'm a professional "birddog" ( step one on the way to loan broker) I have spent the last 37 years restoring automobiles....hence my logo....enough of that, that was then and this is now.

Some of thier best customers are probably LLCs.There is a difference in a small or regional bank and a bank that is governed from 1,000 miles away.

We have a Ready Mix Concrete business and have been to a few of our customer's homes with concrete counter tops.

In fact, most live within 30 miles of where the boat is docked and they drive back and forth.If they only need a place to stay for the weekend, they will stay on the boat.However, you know your market, so if local boat owners want to stay the week end in their own privately owned motel suit while they are boating you should be able to market your units to them.I'd go to the area marinas and see if I could purchase a mailing list for their customers.

Yes, I have several customers that finance 2 at a time.

That is why people build their own custom models instead of using Argus or other packages with canned functionality.

Have you considered adding commercial energy brokering as a value added service for your commercial customers/prospects?