All Forum Posts by: Gabe Waldrep

It depends on the terms of the lease. Did you establish a baseline for maintenance calls, what is and is not covered? "Bugs" in the backyard are definitely not a quality-of-life issue. I would have done like you and suggest that they have the back yard sprayed, but I would ensure they know that the treatment is not covered by you.

Hi Malachi,

Welcome to the Dallas market. I'm an agent and buyer in the area. Let me know if I can do anything to help!

Hi Daniel, can you send me info on it? I know a good mobile home buyer/investor in that area.

Owning your schedule is crucial for any success. Great advice!

Good luck in your new journey! 

@Augusta Owens sending you a connection request.

Hey Shawn, I'd love to connect. I buy all over DFW for large investor, and I always enjoy talking shop. Let me know if I can do anything to help, and good luck to you in your journey!

It's a misuse if the wholesaler isn't informing the seller upfront of their intention. 

Agreed, OCA is great. Also Belynda Lawler with First American, Valerie Garcia at Chicago, and Becky Brown at Stewart.

In my experience replacing a roof does not really add value, although it might give prospective buyers some peace of mind. I agree with Bill about getting a roof inspection done by your roofing contractor stating approximate age and condition. But unless there is visible damage or leaks, a 12 year old roof in your area should still be in decent shape.