Contracts usually require meetings and setup. Most people here suggest purchasing companies, land, etc. all of which requires meetings to be arranged before you are even given any contract or sales agreement to sign. Not to mention it can often take longer than a day for whoever you contact, to respond to you in the first place.
Only problem is that you only have 24 hours and contract based deals usually require one work week before being made official.
Means by the time it’s time to pay up, you do not have the money anymore.
Wouldn’t the money go into escrow? If you could preemptively deposit your money, would that count as spending it in this made up scenario?
Contracts usually require meetings and setup. Most people here suggest purchasing companies, land, etc. all of which requires meetings to be arranged before you are even given any contract or sales agreement to sign. Not to mention it can often take longer than a day for whoever you contact, to respond to you in the first place.
That’s what I mean.
Throw enough money at a problem and it goes away.
Throw enough money at a problem and someone will take your money and tell you that the problem has gone away.