The letter of intent can be customized to your individual needs.http://www.docstoc.com/search/letter-of-intent/?

Unfortunately, up here in Northern VA, the rehabbers who would be my customers, are using the latest figures of 3 months or newer, whether or not they are retail or wholesale figures.

As such, I'm hesitant to invest in anything that takes time/energy.

Excellent customer service both by email and by phone, and I've spoken to a customer service rep even on a weekend.

That gives them flexibility to lend on a deal which might not pass muster by secondary market standards, but which makes sense to that local lender who knows his market and his customers.  

Every job I've held has had some customer relations component to it. 

I believe the product is "Custom Building Products Polyblend #11 Snow White 8 oz.

The appraiser mentioned it as a custom fitting being more valuable than it really was.If you incorporate custom details, in good taste for the style of property and quality, it makes an impression that can add more value than the real cost. :)

lol. yes, he does. the guy has terrible customer skills.just look at a sample response from him:"Yes you can have a pool must have fence around pool and you are the one they come to if anyone drowns I would not want the liability if I was you"reminds me of my realtor who also can't write worth cow dung.

It's basically gutted inside already and I would only consider buying it if I could purchase it for land value (it has 10 acres) + energy (it has massive solar panels) because its probably take 100k to rehab (assuming stucture is fine).I know most people "looking" at it are intending to tear it down and completely rebuilding...