Things aren't as cut and dried in the country.

The field can die if it sits dry for a long period of time but once you start using it, it has to start over like a new field.

Another risk is actually running the well dry trying to flush it out.  

So in the 90 degree middle of July I spent every second not at my 9-5 in a metal box learning to put down flooring and put up dry wall and frame windows. 

Double closings the same day using transitional 'wet' money, as opposed to using the end buyer's 'dry' money to close on the deal.The 'assignment' is an area the realtors like to focus on but again if you put ernest money down you have positioned yourself with equity.  

In my town, it costs at least $3 to wash/dry a load.

We initially thought since he wasn't going to show it should be cut and dry.

Our customers can wash AND dry their clothes in under an hour or less than the competition; they can lounge in the recliners or work on their laptop with our wifi; their children can play with toys instead of ask when they get to leave every 3 minutes.

I believe that the problem stems mostly from having to pay them fully upfront. 

Are there any title companies that do "dry" double closes here?