You should have a state Real Estate Commission...they can most certainly give you a definitive answer (assuming you phrase the question in a sufficiently detailed fashion -- I wouldn't use the term "wholesaling" or anything like that).

Do not use the "open mesh cloth" on metal or painted surfaces, as it will scratch.

I fixed them up and put them back on the market in serial fashion, each one subtly raising the comps in the neighborhood and forcing appreciation on the other houses I had in inventory.

Its also a lighter gauge material & on the install they did crack one piece so I would assume it's prone to stress cracking.Also be wary of the lighter gauge granite from China it is very prone to cracking & will surface scratch easily.We have Granite throughout our kitchen & house (14 years now) & it takes an amazing amount of abuse.

but I would say your chances are great, and that seems (on the surface) to be a pretty great deal.

After I got about ten numbers (I barely scraped the surface too) I went home and started calling them.

Its unfortunate however that it would take legal intervention to cause a person to adjust his or her fashion for the sake of common decency.

In her typical-business-sense fashion my former bride eventually sold the house I had paid $90K for - for $65K and did who-knows-what with the proceeds.Oh; and I substantially revised my standard lease agreement.

I can start asking a million questions here, but I'm probably not even scratching the surface of my potential headache.

I'd go with a surface that provides some slip resistance, like a rough tile or carpet.