Usually this will take weeks to do, so if that's the case you can either put it under contract with a contingency on receiving this information...or wait to put it under contract until you get the information.Some people may be willing to take the gamble or have the systems and processes and money to make it work on their behalf.

I bought 10 of them years ago, and when it doubled, I sold half to get my money back and the rest is playing with the houses money.It's very important to note though, I completely view crypto as gambling, and not a legitimate investment.  

If I'm going to gamble like that, I'll go to Vegas.

Long term, I feel that a couple of well chosen income properties will be your best bet.My two cents.Continued success!

If no option is chosen and you back out, the earnest money would not be refundable except under other certain circumstances as noted in the contract.

Mostly this is because to play real estate requires knowledge, and lots of it.Few people are aware that at its origin, “Real” in real estate stands for Royal – French; in other words the domain of the chosen few, as represented by the nobility of the time.Real estate is still very much the domain of few and select, but today the limiting factor is no longer the bloodline, but the intellectual worth of the player.

Daniel Patrick That's a tough question, vacation rentals can be a huge gamble, a huge hassle, and a lot of it is based on luck.

That was like my chosen career from Freshman year.

All that socialism has a price and I guess The Chosen One has chosen Eddie Ziv to pay the bill!

The gamble here is do you have the funds available to self insure that portion of your loss and what are you really saving by taking the higher deductable?