You have joined the society where you don't have to pay for an education, help, advice, or support.  

Just as a point of reference supporting your point: In SF a 'quick estimate' for a kitchen or bath remodel is 30k for basic finishes and appliances, or 50k for what you'll probably end up having to put in.

Chatting with their customer support gives you a better idea.

Thank you everyone for your support and kindness. 

Correct me if I'm wrong but it sounds like your shopping for terms deals that are already advertised as such, most likely buy other investors who want an option deposit.

I know this is the internet age but have you thought about doing some old school advertising?

Although the initial uptake is slow (I'd recommend budgeting in some advertising), it ends up being a really sustainable product if there's ways to build/park the tiny houses near entertainment districts (i.e.

Thank you all for the well wishes and support.

For the record, I know and respect David.I find nothing to disagree with in these statements, but the attorney conclusions do not support your suggestion that these types of agreement be utilized.

Buyer was ready to offer $810k, but comps only supported $740k... so the seller's accepted our $740k offer over other higher offers because it was well supported by the buyer's agent and they (apparently) felt that everyone else was throwing spaghetti at the wall.Very unique, and I don't think it's part of a wider pattern (so far), but an anecdote for you.Incidentally our Bay Area crew on BP is quite active and helpful, don't hesitate to reach out to anyone.