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What contracts do I have to use in Texas ?

Anthony Mendoza
  • Houston, TX
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I’m from the Houston area and I was wondering what contracts do I have to use for a whole sale deal Can I use any purchase and sale agreement / assignment agreement contract in the Texas markets ?

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Guy Gimenez
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With no disrespect meant, if you don't know about contracts how will you know to draft them properly. Remember, the gurus make wholesaling sound like a cake walk...it isn't. You're dealing with what most people would consider their largest investment, you're often dealing with heirship issues, foreclosure, etc. You should really consider building the right relationships that allow you to partner with and learn from an experienced investor so you don't do something illegal that can come back to haunt you for years to come. Your reputation is all you'll leave this world with...don't screw it up by thinking real estate investing is as easy as walking the dog. 

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