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Greg Perkins
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Merit, TX
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Is Lease Option or Subject to possible in Texas?

Greg Perkins
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Merit, TX
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Im just a few months into my REI education and I'm intrigued with Lease options/seller finance/Subject to situations. I've seen several "mentors" aka possible gurus mention "not possible in Texas". Can someone guide me in a direction to learn more about these specific strategies and/or the particular Texas statute that prevents these types of transactions. Seems like it is an area that most don't delve into and as such might be a niche I could exploit in the future. I want to learn more but it does not seem to be as mainstream as "buy and hold" or flips. Also seems like learning how to be an adept transaction engineer gives you far more options for an exit strategy and options with each lead you generate rather than being locked in to one simple strategy such as buy and hold. Thoughts and debate related to TEXAS is welcomed.

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