Demand a "nonrefundable" Earnest money deposit of at least a grand.

For instance, if a serviceman buys a home, replaces the carpeting with hardwood floors himself, and sells his house 3 months later because he is being deployed for a few grand more than he paid, he will not be considered an owner and could face some repercussions because he didn't have his hardwood floor installation managed by a licensed general contractor.

Grand & Mike I get your point.

Frankly, this asset is small enough that the benefit of not putting it at risk is fairly small.  60k isn't going to make much of a difference in the grand scheme of things.  

We invest in Grand Rapids area.

It's a grand vision. 

Growing up in Wisconsin, I remember more two-story homes nd evn my grand-parents complain about their two-story home.

Banks are not supposed to be in the real estate business, I would offer what they have in it, maybe a couple grand more to set off any taxes and fees.

Thus, it’s not about advertising, it’s about who controls the money.While I hardly think Jason, that it’s necessary to spend 15 or 20 grand to file a Reg.

To market for those you should have a few grand in the bank.