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All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Miles Howard

Jonathan Miles Howard has started 3 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Do I need a license to use TREC forms?

Jonathan Miles HowardPosted
  • Converse, TX
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Can I use TREC forms in real estate deals involving assignments, terms deals, etc. WITHOUT a license 

*** H E L P M E *** MY FIRST ASSIGNMENT DEAL *** H E L P  M E ***

I plan on assigning an owner financing terms deal/contract to a buyer in Texas. I want to know what docs I will need to carry out deal. Let me know if I am missing something.

  *CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG*

-Purchase & sale agreement w/ owner finance terms

-Letter of intent to assign

-Applications for potential buyers

-purchase & sale agreement w/ same terms ^ (higher price) for new buyer

- assignment contract signed by both seller and new buyer (including assignment fee)

-general release signed by seller to release me (of all/any obligations)

-receipts of deposits

-CLOSE?

Do I need more or less?

Post: What documents are needed (in TX)

Jonathan Miles HowardPosted
  • Converse, TX
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

What documents do I need to legally assign an owner-finance deal to a buyer?

Originally posted by @Bret Allen:

The TAR forms are the most comprehensive.

 Do you have to be licensed to use/convey it?