I looked into building my own custom system from the ground up.

Whatever you set that at you can charge the customer per your agency agreement.

He truly thinks it is temporary and Chase alludes to the safe narrative in some of their PR statements:"Amy Bonitatibus, chief marketing officer for JPMorgan’s home lending service, called it a “temporary” change that would allow the bank to focus on existing customers." https://therealdeal.com/2020/04/13/700-credit-score-and-20-down-jpmorgan-ups-home-loan-standards/I buy some of that.  

They all have tech reps for customers.

Add in it's usually more expensive since materials are custom-made stuff a lot of the time.Even if you want to, you can't even raze it.Not worth the tax break at all.

The rise of e-commerce has been enabled by an increasingly frictionless customer experience through the sales funnel from awareness to purchase in just a few clicks.

We're a business like anyone else who opens a business and depends on customers coming to your door.

You need to look at what other LL's in your market do and follow that custom.

I have an excellent work ethic and have great customer/client relationships and satisfaction.

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