That'll right the ship pretty quick.  

The agent will have to check with their broker but, since you're a repeat customer with more deals likely to come their way, they'd be crazy not to help you out.

They rent out a huge building and semi trucks ship the cabinet there.

My name is Linval Taylor and I am a retired Telecommunications solutions engineer, after 33 years of service working with global multi-national customers of top tier service providers.Additionally, I am a licensed Realtor in New York and a real estate investor with investment properties in Atlanta, Georgia and its environs.

@Mindy Jensen My business currently sells over 400 homes a year across 8 different markets exclusivly to investors, AND my team deals with the customer service ongoing, so I have seen every nightmare imaginable.

A lot of wholesalers keep their best deals to themselves and/or give their preferred/regular customers a first look.Lastly, you need to make sure that you are very familiar with comps and the 75% ARV calculation. 

There is an old saying, "Loose lips sink ships." 

So, before you jump ship, sit down, come up with a strategy to get to where you are going that is built on reality, not wishful thinking.

And I'm finding that a lot of these customers that I'm dealing with and talking to as they pass through my register are not only contractors but some are real estate investors and agents.

She's asking you, the customer, to financially shoulder some of the risk for her business.