All Forum Posts by: Roger Covin

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Yeah, they're data is all over the place. That just saved me some time lol

...in regards to how long they have been delinquent

I've narrowed it down to sfh that are delinquent. And I can run an up to date "taxes owed". I have to scrape the additional information you've suggested.

Thanks a lot...I'm working with a huge list so this helps to take it down a bit! 

Hi, I'm a new wholesaler about to do my first direct marketing campaign to tax delinquent owners in Tarrant County. Anyone with experience doing this in Dallas-Fort Worth? Other than finding their address and how much they owe, should I look for additional criteria? Any other insight is greatly appreciated!

I control 6 lots and there are 8 more available for me to purchase. I'm leaning towards flipping them...if I find a solid partner I'd most likely switch strategies. I plan on calling local builders as well...

Thanks Joe! I'm going to check that out today. 

They are fee simple lots.

I recently purchased six vacant lots near Cedar Creek Lake in Mabank, TX. The community has some mobile homes and a few campers, the rest are lots with trees and shrubs. The roads are freshly paved and other amenities are in place. Three of the lots are 50x100 (side by side) and the other three are 40x80 (side by side). Would it be smart for me to just flip these lots or could I possibly partner with someone who invests in mobile homes/rv's?