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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Oklahoma Wholesaling question concerning contract.
I'd like to pretense this question with the fact that I'm not a real estate wholesaler... yet. I'm laying out the logical steps and examining a potential business plan before diving into something that appears so appealing. I'd love to find a guru in my area to mentor/pick their brain.
I live in Oklahoma and recently examined the Oklahoma Residential Real estate contract. I noticed there is no Assignability Clause (Buyer may assign and thereby be released from any further liability under this contract).
I noticed the Oklahoma contract has an area for provisions. Which brings me to my questions.
Question #1) Do most folks write this into the provisions area and is that legal?
Question #2) What do other smart / seasoned veterans suggest writing in this provisions area?
Link to contract provided by Oklahoma for reference: http://www.ok.gov/OREC/documents/Residential%20Sales%201-2011.pdf