Get the keys if you can, but don't sweat it if you can't. 

Pretty common for a specialized lending attorney.You should clarify with your attorney what you are getting and who owns the IP -- something you probably should have done up front and whenever you ask an attorney for documents like this, that are often intended to be reused.I'll never say you get what you pay for, but frankly, I wouldn't sweat $30 to $60.

Also, why buy a $50 tool you'll never use again when you can probably pay someone to do it for $100 and it's no sweat off your back, literally. 

I'll improve the home through sweat equity and purchase a second home using the remaining funds under my VA loan cap 12-18 months later.I look forward to working with you all and learning as much as I can about real estate investing.

Don't sweat it 90% of that amount are not any real competition.

We'll good old fashioned sweat equity is how.

Each of us are bringing varying degrees of capital and sweat equity to the table, so I understand that it's important document obligations, contingency plans, and payout expectations for each person. 

I would not sweat it.I live in Greenville. 

It’s no sweat.

It is less than $15 in seed costs and some sweat to level it so is pretty easy to restore.