All Forum Posts by: Ana G.

I would like to JV with a wholesaler in Texas. Please PM me! I have a deal for you. Thanks!

If the seller isn't home, leave a post it on the door and a bandit sign in the yard. If you have the guts, leave your cash offer on the post it that you stick to the door. Last time I did that, I got a ton of call backs. Put out about 500 notes (along with 10 signs on the pre foreclosure lawns) and got like 50 calls. Everyone wanted retail but you can't beat that response rate for $20 and about 3-4 hours.

I used a mobile real estate closing notary recently on a property just 30 mins away from me to experiment on creating a system for out of state/virtual wholesaling. I chose a real estate one who had experience with closings so that I know for a fact that he understands real estate and will be able to explain some objections that a seller may have at the signing table. Paid him $75 and he took 40 pictures along with fax me the signed copy of the purchase contract. Some sellers need to see a human to believe that you are legit. I will be using him again.

Rick Harmon I called a probate attorney and you are correct. The person who is the "successor" of the trust is the new 50% owner. I now have to get her cooperation in order to purchase the property with the two other 25% owner sisters. Thanks so much for your help!

I have one for sale fully rented for 950/month in Arlington Texas. PM me I'll send over the details.

@Wayne Brooks

Wayne Brooks

It's in a living revocable trust Wayne Brooks ne I'm looking at the property name and it says SELLER NAME est of rem SELLER NAME rev Liv tru

@rick harmon

I have a property that went through probate and was granted to three people: Step Father has 50%, Ex wife daughter1 has 25%, and ex wife daughter 2 has 25%. The step father died and his biological daughter is still living in the home. The two ex wife daughters don't live in the property but they want to sell it. Who is in control of the property now that the step father with 50% has died? Can the ex wife daughter 1 and 2 legally sell me the property? Or does the property have to go through probate again? Help!!