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There's a glut of sub2 education/information out there these days, so you certainly won't lack in that regard.Some of our members have done hundreds of them without issue, so just seek those people out at the meetings and talk to them.

The second question is, as my family is looking to occupy the property for the majority of the year, we are wondering if we need to register or seek a permit if we rent it out less than the 90 days of each year? 

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An agent can provide information and guidance…an investor is still in charge of making the decision to buy or not.

Out of state owner looking to sell home in Mesquite, TX (near corner of Ripplewood Dr. and Salerno Dr. for reference) for higher price through creative finance. Open to:--Seller carry wraparound (with my current 1st a...

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Thank you everyone for the guidance and advise on this one!

Hello,I am a rookie investor looking for guidance.