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All Forum Posts by: Ethan G.

Ethan G. has started 9 posts and replied 345 times.

I'm an attorney and work in title too. Doesn't really make sense there isn't a promissory note, but bottom line is that there should be a deed of trust filed and it needs to be released. I do this type of work all the time.

Post: Baytown Electrician Recommendation

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
  • Votes 215

@George Pineda

Post: Rental property LLC, financing

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
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Yes

Second the youtube video

Originally posted by @Scott Mac:

Hi Adrian,

Well, lets say you owned one of those old flintlock rifles, 

and you went out in your backyard and tossed a yellow wrapped McDonald's Cheeseburger on the ground and started shooting at it.

Then after a couple of shots, 

this dark sulpher smelling liquid started bubbling up (That would be Crude Oil--what they make gasoline out of).

Crude Oil is a mineral (along with Diamonds, and Rubys, etc...)

If you owned the mineral rights, you might become instantly rich, and you relatives might recommend that you move to California...possibly to Beverly Hills.(but probably to Austin because so many seem to live here)...with movie Stars and Swimming Pools.

If you didn't own the mineral rights, the owner would probably (move to Beverly Hills) and you would go on ranching (or whatever it is you plan on doing for a living out there looking at one of those see-saw oil pumps going up and down all day and night (making the other guy rich).

See this link for further explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwzaxUF0k18

just my 2 cents

Post: Best places to investing in Texas for 1% ARV

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
  • Votes 215

Going to be hard to hit the 1% rule in the big cities in Texas and probably impossible in Austin.

Post: Choices for me but not for thee

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
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Slippery slope to lining landlords up against the wall eh?

Post: Floorplan for a house

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
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Can you find the builder 

Post: Looking for a real estate investor with experience!

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
  • Votes 215

What exactly are you looking for them to do? Mentor/give you advice?

Post: Attorney is ghosting me.

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
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Ah, the legal fee squared equation

Originally posted by @Matthew Irish-Jones:

@Joe S. Sounds like an awful attorney. You may need to get an attorney to sue your attorney.

Post: Attorney is ghosting me.

Ethan G.Posted
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 397
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I've seen this movie before and so have you. Nobody is that busy, he just sucks and you aren't important. 

 posted by @Joe S.: