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.  

PROS: gives you a chance to retrade on original price if the condition was not accurately represented on the listing (it seldom is in my experience).  

So much has change and continues to change what seems like daily that your content from 2, 3 or even 4 years ago is far from accurate and no where near relevant. 2.

Read the IRS definitions for more accurate definitions.

Do your own due diligence and make sure you have accurate numbers for the property.... and if it's a deal, Buy it!

It wouldn't really be accurate if I did, we have our own crew that we have pre-negotiated rates on.

A table saw would indeed be more accurate.

I posted another thread linking to a documentary about corrupt and abusive police behavior, and Tim wouldn't even consider the possibility that the scenarios it portrayed were accurate (despite video evidence)...

This would help provide a more accurate answer to you.