Alot of buyers look at flex options as "funny"Charles, why is this worse than an option or contingency?

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Originally posted by Charles Whitaker:The bad thing about buying excess materials is storage; then having to dig and find it later.

Check this out: "Wolfram also foresees a day, perhaps in his lifetime, when his name will be enshrined alongside those of Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Albert Einstein."

Charles,You should educate yourself with purchase and slaes agreements in your state, learn the contingency clauses, how to write them, and where they are inside your PSA.You also need a large buyers list of "real buyers" BEFORE you consider putting anything under contract.

My name is Charles, as you can see from the subject line I am from Northern New Jersey.

I do not uderstand all the factors behind their positioning, but the statement that they are always in first position is not true.In order to find some of the reasoning for you all, I went to US law website and found this posted by Charles Rubin.

Hello Charles and welcome to BiggerPockets.com.

Hey Charles,In the credit union world (I'm starting to look into now) did you find that they would lend on investment property?

thanks Charles...what do you mean by the "white powdery residue" reference?