Drew, your contractor should have a form, if they are "business" type contractors otherwise you should be able to get it from your title company.

At first the novelty of it probably drew a few people to Colorado, but now that all the states are doing it, what's the big deal? 

., sorry to pipe in and do some Monday morning quarterbacking here(I apologize if I've offended anyone, I don't watch any sports so I likely got this expression wrong,) but there is a pretty serious level of strange going on here.

@Drew Millard I am specifically asking about those two individuals.

Quote from @Drew C Grossman: Quote from @Esther Tama: Quote from @Cheryl Rathje: I'm thinking about purchasing single family homes in Jacksonville, Florida Interested in hearing thoughts on this area?

Hey Drew, send me a note I have a company I use here in Lake County for all my rentals.

Don't put a $200k investment at risk to save $1700.I have been able to self-close because we were at the bank we drew the cashier's checks from when we did it.

Drew,I can answer the first part, not the second. 

Originally posted by Drew NA:@Kevin BoydYou can find realtors/brokers who will list on MLS for a flat fee ($200).  

It could be the attorney that drew up the contract.