All Forum Posts by: Tawana Keah

What an amazing story and wonderful renovation.  I like that you were able to restore this "old" house and make it look new.  Flipping house is so rewarding!

@Jolene P. Neal

Have you thought about investing in Texas?  I am a realtor in Dallas and love helping investors in other states invest in the great state of Texas.  Great deals down here. 

@Trina Walker

I am a local realtor in the DFW area that would be happy to help you with any questions, direction and properties.  I am also in search of doing my own flips.  I really liked reading this thread because it gives a great idea about everyone's input on the process.  Real estate is a great business but all businesses have their bumps in the road.  I specialize in investors and there are so GREAT deals in the DFW area.  I have many investors from out of state that I love to help.  Would love to help you. 

I look forward to coming tomorrow!   This will be my first time attending one of these events.  Are there an certain "rules" to the meet ups that I should know about?

Gorgeous, well-maintained home in the popular Reserve at Westridge subdivision, this unique home features an open, expansive floor plan with spacious and flowing living areas just ripe for entertaining. Kitchen, living room, and game room all flow together to the lovely patio area complete with quaint, trellised pergola. This gem is truly a dream home!

This would be a great investment property in a growing area with great schools.  Property values and rental rates have sky rocketed in the last several years.  

Mark,

I would like to connect with you on how we can help each other.  How can we connect? 

Hi Kyle,

I would like to speak to your friend about investing in real estate.  How can we get in touch?  

Hi,

My name is Tawana Keah and I am a real estate agent in Dallas, Texas.  I am sure many of you have heard of the great market that we have here in Texas.  I specialize in working with investors and love working with investors out of state.  I would like to extend to anyone in this group the opportunity to invest in great properties in Texas.  Who would like more information on how to get a great deal in Texas?

It is interesting to see the discussion about wholesaling.  I am in Dallas, Texas and come across wholesalers all the time, especially ones out of state.  In Texas, the shortest answer is that it could be illegal depending on how the transaction is closed.  Anyone can put a property under contract and assign the contract to another buyer.  It becomes tricky if the original buyer doesn't actually purchase the property...meaning money exchanging hands.  For example, buyer A puts a property under contract and then on the closing day assigns it to buyer B but buyer A never actually brings any money to the closing table.  This then becomes a straw transaction which is illegal.  Buyer A doesn't actually own the property therefor they do not have an interest in selling it.  Some title companies will do these transactions but that doesn't mean that it is legal.  You cannot collect a sales commission without a real estate license.  I have seen very creative ways that people try to get around this.  It is best to be careful about the details of a transaction like this.