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First Deal Advice and Fabrication Help - Houston, TX

Nick Bruns
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I have my potential first investment deal that could go down as early as next weekend. This house will likely need close to a complete rehab and I wish to wait till after the rehab and financing with the bank to pay the seller. How should I word that in my contract and explain to seller that this is a good option? Are there any Texas specific laws that I need to follow when creating and signing the contract when we agree to terms? Is there anyone who lives in Houston, TX and has bought several off market properties before and is looking for a free lunch/coffee/beer in exchange for your advice and expertise? I will make your time worthwhile and who knows what the future holds...I'm up to something! If there are any general contractors or investors in the area who might be interested, please send me a message. Thank You

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