If I'm understanding your correctly, this sounds fairly common.

Dale OsbornJ ScottYou two seem to get into it fairly often.

It's fairly old, but very good for newbies like myself who are trying to learn about the subject.

Start playing with the "make your own" list function.

Folks will buy a good product at the price you ask for it if its fair, regardless of what you pay for it.

We think we're going to see how it plays out for a few months before making any changes.Launch is always exciting and everyone wants to be part of it, so we think attendance will drop to a more manageable number between 100-150.

Be firm but fair.

Best case: They come, look (or not), find it ok, give you a virtual slap in the face while you play the dummy innocent novice, and they approve it.Worst case: They put you on chains, have you bust up the concrete yourself, and practically have you rip it all out and redo with permit and licensed plumber, plus fines.Or anything in between.

Vacancy and competition should play a role in your decision too.

How do you determine a fair market value of his home before I meet up with him?