,Overall, the new company profiles will allow our users to get a more exposure for their businesses.

On the other hand, if you finance the down payment yourself or with much less interest, you decrease your exposure to that downside risk.

Is there anyway that I can limit my exposure, or is that something I would just have to figure out myself with title insurance and such?

Vacant policies do not want any renovation or renters on the premises.There are other programs out there that are month to month and can cover Builders Risk and Vacant exposures at the same time. 

This maximizes exposure to other buyers.This brings listed properties closer to the 'perfect market' our economics professors talked about.  

These are great websites you can get some decent exposure on the property from the comfort of your home and its free.

If you have potential exposure (i.e., assets) that greatly exceed the coverage provided by the homeowner's policy, get umbrella coverage (excess liability coverage) in the amount of your "at-risk" assets. 

You are not limiting your exposure by managing a holding company that owns your LLC while you operate the LLC.

Going FSBO already limits your exposure and if you really want to "incentivize" buyers agents, offer 3% with an additional increase if they bring a buyer that closes by X.Your biggest incentive is proper pricing!

I would make a professional advertisement with my logo, phone number, website address etc.That is a good amount of exposure for $400 dollars but the place mat are not focused at all.