All Forum Posts by: Kyle Mccaw

Yes I was already wholesaling houses when I invested a few hundred bucks for the online access to classes. It was great for helping me fine turn my mailing campaigns. Half of the benefit is the inspiration to do more just by listening to him. 

Your lease should explain how to proceed and at who's expense,

Keller Williams has a great training program. But keep in mind all the franchisee firms are going to be focused on buying/selling full retail, MLS, owner occupant properties.

Check out Fast Track Remodeling. I have heard great things about them from my friends in Houston. 

I like Sean Terry's flip2freedom . com. I joined his training at the lowest level and it helped me expand on what I was already doing.

Talk to a local community banker. Not a big national bank such as Chase, B of A, Wells Fargo, etc.

Using a HELOC to fund the down payment may mess up your debt to income. Basically you are asking to get a loan (with your HELOC) for the down payment and borrow the rest making it 100% financed. So be sure you get a great deal and have equity in the deal.

The lawn seems very high unless there was some crazy jungle they needed to address. The breaker are on the high end of normal. 

No one on this board can provide a true answer. You need to reach out to a local professional that knows the market and location.

@sherrypatterson Please reach out to me personally Monday. Sounds like there is a serious misunderstanding. 

Anything will cash-flow with a cash purchase or large enough down payment. Frisco and Plano are the hot topic of the day. Positive cash-flow may be harder to get but they should do well for appreciation. I like Far North Fort Worth and Keller. The dollar will go farther and they have the same growth with companies moving to North Tarrant county. It just doesn't hit the news as much.