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Josiah Hague
  • Good Steward
  • Arlington, TX
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Real Estate Transaction Diagram

Josiah Hague
  • Good Steward
  • Arlington, TX
Posted

Hello BP!

I'm looking for visual reference material that would provide an at-a-glance display of at least the essential puzzle pieces to a real estate transaction specifically concerning the entities/parties involved & their role. I've searched around the web & BP for diagrams as one such source. While I've found some interesting methods to display the factors, some may as well be a four dimensional pretzel.

With a more clear picture of all that's involved, I'll work on applying my relationship network to the picture so I may recognize areas which need improvement and/or knowledge gain. This will also assist with determining if there are areas in the big picture which I may personally desire to pursue for licensing.

Once my basic grasp of the picture is more firm, I'll work towards things like sheriff sales, tax sales, county auctions, etc. I am grateful for the time others have invested in this community by way of posting opinions, experiences and questions.

Cheers,

Josiah

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