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Updated over 4 years ago, 07/29/2020

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Benjamin Blackburn
  • Wholesaler/ Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Owner Finance, Dodd Frank Questions

Benjamin Blackburn
  • Wholesaler/ Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I've been researching a lot lately on Owner Finance Investing. In a nut shell... I plan to use private money to take down properties, turn around and sell the property at a higher price and rate to an end buyer who typically couldn't qualify for regular lending through a bank. Basically the Mitch Steven method.

In regards to the Dodd Frank act. From my understanding, it's there to protect the consumer for not getting into something they can't handle... Is that correct?

Obviously I will be doing the ethically but to make sure I'm protected, do I simply just need to make sure I'm going through a title company for everything? Or are there other things I need to be sure to look out for? I'm in Texas btw. 

Any information would be highly appreciated. 

Thanks

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