Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

Read the fine print to know what you are agreeing to.I have yet to come across a well-run Solar company.

MBZ in Alabama flew my plane over that one and again HUGE foot print.. and then NIssan north of Jackson MS.. all of these take up very very large parcels.. and why it could never happen in Oregon with its wicked land use laws and NO one owns that large of contiguous land.. for instance Oregon was suppose to get one of the chips act fundings for expansion of chips  in washington county.. county wanted to bring in just under 2k acres from farm zoing to allow plants to be build governer caved and would only bring in 300.. 

BUT, we are still doing exactly this but also with unfinished basements that are fully plumbed in and framed for future finish AND have all arcitectural prints for the finish, nicely setup to just pull lines, rock, trim, flooring and vhwallah 3br 3ba turns into 4br 4ba. 

3-D printing for homes has LOOOOng been around and being fiddled with.

Thank you all for posting honest questions and experiences, I agree, the scam as I see it, is, pay the money for the "money making program"  Find me a unbelievable deal (if you can on your own time) and the guru will pay you $10,000 IF it meets his criteria (read small print, tons of exclusions and conditions!)

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

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Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

I've generally got a folder with print outs of comps, some net to seller sheets, and most if not all the disclosures and documents they will see during a transaction, just as an illustration.