A bad practice, but it certainly exists with some companies.

Its just simple accounting practices being followed here.

It happens all day long, I'm just saying in many instances I don't think it should.Many reputable contracting companies extend their customers credit and don't ask for payment until a job is complete -- this is an enhanced customer service practice, and in many cases their customers come back time and again because they appreciate this willingness to delay payment and/or extend credit.

@Michael Herr I don't know if you should give up that practice.

Regarding flooring and shower pan options, a shower receptacle paired with subway tile and small 1/2 inch tiles for the floor could be a practical choice.

Best practice is to have a solid policy that addresses the various scenarios, then stick to it.

Make sure you know the ins and outs of the rules and requirements in Long Island, NY, so you don't run into any trouble with local laws and real estate practices.

Too many people have lost their *** in court by practicing banking without a license.

Plus, with today's lending practices (for those lenders still lending), my contacts agree with Brian.

Is that common practice for most lenders?