I'd rather have the post delete button!

A good option is the P/A without default provisions as the optionee can walk away, no harm no foul.I have used standard purchase agreements then with an addendum, delete para 12, 13, 18 qnd 21 for example, then state the buyer has the option to avoid the contract and address specifics of the option, date notice is required, closing after notice, option price, credit toward the purchase, no contingencies.Or, use an option agreement

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After two years I delete them from the mailing list.

Mods delete if not allowed...

Regs don't often change, they are amended, parts are deleted, but the meat never really changes, you'll find that the more you get into regulatory issues.

We're currently looking to purchase up to $300k (no preference on # of units so if it meets the requirements we'd be interested in any properties in the $100k - $300k range).Mods, If this isn't the right forum, please feel free to delete and let me know where to post this. 

If it is on the MLS I delete the wholesaler from my list of contacts.

If you're working a smaller list and are only updating it twice a year or so, delete them off your list and save yourself some marketing money.If you only get a few back, you can use tlo.com and research them. 

Why did you have to delete it?