Getting a "standard" realtor contract is alright, as long as you attach your custom addendum that effectively erases the junk in the main contract body that you don't want, and adds superceding language that you want.Most realtors are prohibited from "unauthorized practice of law" under their state licensure laws.

Most million plus houses in most areas are custom built.

My two cents: every product created or manufactured has a creator or manufacturer that wants you to buy new from them, not used from a previous customer.

I used to work for a general contractor and I used this spreadsheet to estimate jobs as simple as a window replacement to $3M custom homes.

Otherwise why spend the money on advertising to drum up mortgage customers?

Other than getting it custom milled, which I assume would be expensive, your other option is to trim the house up to window height all along the front to cover that the siding doesn't match.Or, perhaps if the architecture of the house allows it, just do wood shingle under each window.

Racial steering as defined by the Yale Law Journal is often divided into two broad classes of conduct;Advising customers to purchase homes in particular neighborhoods on the basis of race Failing, on the basis of race, to show, or to inform buyers of homes that meet their specifications.You can exchange race for any of the protected classes.

The sixth report is by Mallard Creek Polymers, who, in their words "is a leader in the polymer industry in new product development, manufacturing technology and customer service."

Customizations don't have to be approved by a third party.

My tenants are my customers and I create automatic invoices for their rent on the 20th of each month that way they are there when I start getting rent checks.