All Forum Posts by: Kevin Brown

Flippers and rehabbers in the DFW area; my company offers hard money at 2pts, 10-12% interest. All deals are assessed and approved by me personally and rates and terms vary based on the borrower. 

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Kevin Brown- KDB Funding 972.379.8931 [email protected]

@Dustin Porter

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S Dallas/ Oak Cliff area 3/2/0 1440 sqft. Previous owner started, did not finish rehab. Needs flooring, paint, appliances, hvac ($20k est). ARV $120k rent comps $850-$950 Price: $65k

@Josiah Hague 

Welcome. As im sure you know, the DFW market is crazy right now. Beware of wholesalers right now. Make sure you know your comps before you buy anything

David

That all makes sense. Do you know any wholesalers who could start sending me deals? Id like to make a trip to the area next month

David

I really am just trying to get my feet wet as far as how the SFR rental market works out there. Is it possible to get a decent deal on the MLS? Here is DFW the only way to get a deal is to buy direct to owner.

Kevin

I am a Texas investor, looking for an agent to help me learn the ropes I the Mississippi and Louisiana markets. Specifically buy and hold

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Welcome to BP and to N. Dallas

I sort of did the same thing about 4 years ago (although I have no military background), I moved here from outside of Chicago and got full time into real estate fairly quickly. This is a great place to live and invest, although the market is incredibly competitive right now. Feel free to message me If you have any specific questions

Either leave it or just update the tile. If your putting new tile down in other areas of the house, use that

So im no attorney and no expert but heres my 2 cents:

Generally speaking the title company is liable for issues like this. That's why its called title insurance. They are insuring the buyer clear title to the property. That said, I know many title companies issue their own docs that basically clear them of any fault even if its their mistake. Id obviously speak with an attorney but also comb through all the closing docs and see if you signed any waivers or things like that