Try to get in good with an asset manager (fat chance) or other wholesalers.First and foremost though you have to be able to analyze a deal and know if it is going to make sense or not.

I was thinking 18" dishwasher, large toaster oven, 2 burner cooktop, single-basin sink, barstool seating

He probably got a pretty fat check from the media to let them in.

I have roots in Laramie so I am familiar with the area.Anyway, generally no money down, owner financing opportunities mean that you are a big fat slow guppy swimming with a shark.

The real question is whether this is the best deal you can find out there.Personally, I'd keep this one on the back burner while searching for something better.

You can be involved as well.I suggest you put the deal on the back burner until the dust settles, the modification is completed and make a new contract with a later date and burn the other one.

Also, there's so many different sources for them that I put it to the back burner so that I can start putting offers out there.

This is the oven/burner that's in the unit now - I like that it's SS and can easily fit in with modern appliances - so charming!

Here's our story:When walking through the house when we were deciding to buy, we noticed a large wood-burner in the living room. 

Are contractors willing to cut a little bit of fat out of their numbers to get the job in the leaner winter months?