All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

@Greg H. You're right. I don't act as intermediary. In TX you can act as an intermediary but I prefer not to do so. 

Aluminum wiring was between 1970-1978

I'm an agent, your best bet will be to contact the Listing agent, and have the listing agent to write the offer, in TX unless you hold your license you can't use our forms, I don't do dual agency anymore, but many agents do. As a listing agent, if I get some sort of automated form, and I noticed it or a blind offer,  I would probably advice  the seller to take another one. 

can i also have one?

WOW. Happy for you and you set an example how to deal with scumbags like this, classy. 

Not everyone has the nerve, and yes you were always the bigger person in this saga.I pray for you to get a nice profit after all this years, but there is no money to compensate enough for all you have being through. Thank you for sharing. 

I got a lender from here. I checked all of them and rates are very similar and no one was below 11%. Interest only. And be careful with low rates and bunch of junk fees. I did an extremely smooth transaction with mine, and I would never pay any upfront fees. I'm not sure if i can share his name here. 

I'm a Realtor and from time to time, good opportunities came my way. I have sold to my clients investors and the last one I keep it from myself to fix and flip. I used a Hard Money Lender, a great one, because I couldn't qualify for a HELOC being self employed, it took me a little over 3 months to get this flip done, and now I'm waiting to close by the end of April. I did pretty well there.

On the other side, I have equity in a rental and I'm thinking to sell it to fund my own deals, the market in Dallas has been appreciated on double digits and it is a seller's market, I can sell this one to my tenants  but the question is should I sell it or should I keep it and keep using the Hard Money Lender? 

the money that I'm making for my rental is the same money I have to pay in fees to the Lender. What would you do?

Mmmmhhh I was thinking the same for my first flip, but then, I wouldn't be willing to run risks associated with the flips. I would be very mad if someone breaks into my sold house and get my nice stainless steel appliances and not have enough coverage to buy it again for the buyer, I prefer to sleep well at night. 

Hi Rachel!

Would you mind to share your place for this?

In TX, sold prices are not disclosed, MLS is the most accurate source. on the tax records you maybe able to see the mortgage info, not the sold price.