Hello-For the last several years I have been building mostly Mediterranean style custom homes in Dallas, Texas with my partner at Veranda Fine Homes.

I know if I had a unit that would rent for 600 I probably wouldn't use copper cladding on it or custom cut slate. :)

To us the tenant is the resident, customer, or tenant.

On some of our nicer rehabs we will use nicer finishes, and we do a couple high end homes which are more custom but even those are becoming more streamlined.Being in a situation where you understand rental properties is a great place to be in.

Where can you order the custom made window murals (removable) and car magnets?

I do customer support for a major aviation co. so I'm always curious what people are flying.

 -  $150K houses don't generally get you into the custom-house range, so there is less risk in choosing finishes and designs.-  Lower price houses require less capital, which often means less risk/stress.-  FHA will finance under $200K in any area, so you have a pool of FHA buyers that you may not have at higher price points.

So would you suggest calling them, or are you just saying research them a little more and if they seem like they might be a good lead write a  customized letter?

Do lenders look at this when they are considering a customer?

Also, I believe that even if you have disclosures stating otherwise, your department of real estate may still say that you have an agent/client relationship, and fiduciary duty, and if your customer (client?)