All Forum Posts by: Kyle Kratzer

Thanks Miss Mary

Thanks, Mr Derek.

Thanks, Mr Kyle.

Here is a link:

HOMEOWNERSHIP VOUCHERS

Overview

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) homeownership program allows families that are assisted under the HCV program to use their voucher to buy a home and receive monthly assistance in meeting homeownership expenses. While the HCV homeownership regulations contemplate a downpayment grant option (where the PHA offers a single downpayment assistance grant to the family instead of a monthly homeownership subsidy), funding has not been appropriated for this purpose and this regulatory provision has never been implemented.

https://www.hud.gov/program_of...

Please don't take this reply as some sort of "I'm right and you're not" scenario.

I am sincerely appreciative of your feedback. 

In my experience, there is a lot in that answer. I'll do my best not to ramble. We buy houses, has a history of providing results. Also, there are grey area legalities that makes the lack of a legal owner convenient. Think plausible deny-ability. Think about it. "We buy houses" is one of the most recognizable brands in the U.S. and it's free. Also, the combination of bold black font on a bright yellow background has been the most successful format. Or so many claim.

If you care to know more, just Google "Bandit Signs".

Buhyoing!

Not intending to come off dramatic. It's a story. This content probably ain't exactly wanted by BP. I just felt confident that I could fast track a solution or three via the BP Network, as it were.

I'm open to suggestions. I know some about Real Estate and some about Real Estate folk. I was thinking some sort of rent to own or a Hard Money Lender... who is unrealistically flexible? 

Looking in Tarrant County, Texas. I can make a small down payment etc. So, there is that assurance that this won't waste your time. 

Looking forward to any feedback. Thanks Again.

Not intending to come off dramatic. It's a story. This content probably ain't exactly wanted by BP. I just felt confident that I could fast track a solution or three via the BP Network, as it were.

I'm open to suggestions. I know some about Real Estate and some about Real Estate folk. I was thinking some sort of rent to own or a Hard Money Lender... who is unrealistically flexible? 

Looking in Tarrant County, Texas. I can make a small down payment etc. So, there is that assurance that this won't waste your time. 

Looking forward to any feedback. Thanks Again.

I have invested no less than 40 hours in reading the Ultimate Beginners Guide and BP's YouTube channel since my I started this thread. 

I've since converted to Birddog/Padawan Learner for 2 Wholesalers. Not because I'm going to get rich quick. I genuinely believe that I will do well and enjoy the Wholesale market.

We lost our first house, (which I purchased with a 203k), to a failed Chapter 13. The 13 thing taught me a lot about business and I how could do better. (I say that now. AFTER I spent over 2 years doing except crying and drinking Maker's & Diet Coke).

Turns out Mr Paul and Mr Dave ya'll were right... Learning about one's career choice is a good start. That may sound sarcastic but, believe me it sounded humble on this end. 

Yeh, guy and girl, Bob & Bobby do try to sell me a book well a lot. But there is far more usable free info available than I would have believed.

Well...I think I'm going to give away a profitable lead now. 

Thanks Again Ya'll

I am asking for ya'lI to help me get in contact with some Wholesale Investors, that you trust/have worked with in Kentucky. Eastern Kentucky actually.

...I desperately need the validation....uhh, first notch in the belt, as it were.

Thanks Ya'll

I just began my Real Estate career about 10-12 days ago.. I haven't provided any leads that have earned my Wholesaler or his investors money....yet. 

I have kinfolk out in Kentucky, who asked if I had any input on the actual value of a property they were going to buy, (they have decided go a different route for personal reasons, about 30 minutes ago).

From what I saw and what they were told, is that the property is for sale at almost 50% of what it was listed for last year.

I'll provide a detailed ending afternthis all plays out.

Thanks for your help,

Kyle

 Push up! That's advice you can do something with.

It sure the heck helped me.

Thanks brother,

Kyle

Thanks brother, I'm checking into those now.