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Andy Levin
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States with Option Periods

Andy Levin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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In Texas, option periods are the norm in real estate contracts. These option periods allow for buyers to back out of the purchase for ANY reason at all - even if the buyer just decides “no, nevermind.”

I am curious to know if these option periods exist in Oklahoma, where I am looking to invest. For what reasons can buyers back out of contracts in Oklahoma?

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Cassi Justiz
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Cassi Justiz
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@Andy Levin you are very welcome! 

I think Edmond has a lot of potential as a long term buy and hold rental market, but it's not as hot of a "cash flow" area as some of the other parts of the metro. I won't take up your whole thread, but I'll send you a PM with some of the pros/cons of Edmond.

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