In talking to the listing agent he was drawing up a contract but still there is no ink to paper so I don believe I’m on the hook for anything.

There is an existing 32” door that they want replaced and a new door will require new framing structural drawing.

They claim to average between $30,000-$80,000 on your first draw, but can eventually get you up towards the $200,000 range. 

The rest is pretty simple......draw up an operating agreement that spells out the terms.

Buying the house from them.I'm interested in drawing up a contract for something like this, including some seller financing options.

When you factor in the cost to buy, the cost to repair, the cost of HML interest, HML points fees, inspectors, draw fees, surveys, builders risk insurance, homeowner non-occupied insurance, brokers fees, and closing cost, this stellar deal becomes a loser costing us 25K out of pocket after refinancing!

Although I love the idea of an updated kitchen, and the pics would certainly help draw viewers in of our listing, it feels a little tight to just have 2 showers for 10 people.  

However, the subsequent city water bill still showed a non-trivial water usage (6 CCF).

Since you are using an attorney to draw up your forms, they're also giving you legal advice? 

They Made checks out to the wrong companies, and took over a month to attempt to send me new checks so I simply used my own money instead of utilizing the draws from that escrow.