All Forum Posts by: Alan B.

It is reported by the TDI, with respect to 2013 / 2014 DFW hail storms, only some 1/3RD of commercial building owners have submitted claims. 

FYI: Statute of Limitations is coming up. If a property owner does not want to pay out of pocket, this will prove important.

If you're in need of intelligent, reliable help... call me.

Alan Brandt Consulting
Commercial Energy Star * Solar Reflective Cool Roofs
Hail & Wind Storm Restoration
Claims * Declines * Reinspections
Building Owners * Property Investors & Management
M: 817-874-1314
Fort Worth, TX

www.LinkedIn.com/in/AlanBrandt

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I am a specialized roofing contractor with a Particle Physics background. Knowledge is not power... Applied Knowledge is power. Clients win.

"Alan Brandt's communication and consistent follow-up with insured's and myself personally (both by phone and email) has honestly exceeded any past experience I've had with any contractors... besides Alan is an extremely interesting and likeable guy with an extensive and high-powered marketing background."
~ Larry Wilkerson, LTCP - State Farm Insurance Agent - Fort Worth, Texas - 817-795-1196

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Hello BP Members:

I would simply like to extend an invitation to my Open LinkedIn Professional Network:

http://www.Linkedin.com/in/AlanBrandt

If you could benefit from a free consultation regarding: STORM DAMAGE prior to your Statute of Limitations (COML/RES)... bring you up to speed on ENERGY STAR SOLAR REFLECTIVE COOL ROOFS... or extend the SERVICE LIFE of a building's roof... feel free to contact me.

Positively,

~ Alan

Originally posted by @Richard D.:

@Alan B. Was looking for this type of deal. Maybe ask him.

Appreciate, Richard. This is the kind of PRE-FORECLOSURE scenario I am seeking, however this one is well outside my target price range and target location (Fort Worth, TX).

Thank you,
Alan

Originally posted by @Richard D.:

Quit claim deeds may not be your best route in a pre-foreclosure (short sale) situation. I only recommend them when a property is bought for property tax foreclosures, in Texas only. This is just a tool used to aid in quieting he title faster. 

• Howdy, Richard:  Thank you. I sent you a PM.

Originally posted by @Richard D.:

@Alan B. Could you please elaborate? Do you want some to tell you where to acquire these types of properties, or do you need a sample quit claim deed? The information you have provided is pretty vague, and we need more details to be of any help.

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Apologize for being vague.

We are looking to acquire a PRE-FORECLOSURE property vs. a conventional purpose or even a foreclosure.

Thx,

Alan

Howdy, BP Members:

I am immediately seeking a Pre-Foreclosure (Quit Claim) in Fort Worth, TX.

Feel free to contact me.

Thx.

Alan

Since there have been no responses, can I realistically assume PRE-FORECLOSURES are not a viable opportunity in Texas?

I can help Realtors and Investors get properties with storm damaged roofs sold in the Fort Worth, TX area.

Please see my BP profile:
https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/abrandt

What are the most accurate and reliable resources for learning about:

• Pre-Foreclosure Resources for Texas?

Thanks much in advance for a prompt and detailed response.

Alan

Originally posted by @Brandon Turner:

Hey @Alan B. thanks for jumping in and introducing yourself! If you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts" to get into conversation in your target area.

Seeya around!

Howdy, Brandon:

Thanks much! Have setup a "Keyword Alert" for:

• pre-foreclosure, quit claim, Texas

Looking forward to a vertical learning curve with BP.  :)

Alan