I highly recommend Peak performance consultation agency if ever you are ready to have a v.a.

And after the consultation, I was satisfied with their expertise and continue to work with them.

If a fridge is malfunctioning, I would consult my handy-dandy records and see what they said.

Thanks  Hi Jerome, you'll want someone local to you to consult on the down-payment assistance programs in your area, but I can tell you that most of them that I am familiar with require the property to be owner-occupied -- meaning not rented out.

If asked for an LOI, it's usually a reasonable request, and drafting a simple LOI outlining your offer and key terms is advisable if you're genuinely interested.If you're unsure about something in the LOI, consult with a real estate attorney before submitting it.

(which appears to be what question you're actually wanting answered)*Insert generic "I'm not a lawyer, consult your own professionals" statement here*First, I have all tenants fill out a worksheet that indicates what type of animal it is, including generic information about the dog such as name, age, breed, and who does the dog assist (if not readily apparent and there will be multiple people residing in the house.)

It's important to know your exit strategy whether you want to sell the property quickly, use the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method, or keep onto it for a long time.Think about consulting a property inspector, real estate agent in the area, or even a mentor with knowledge of the Houston real estate market for advice.

Right now in a partnership you'd either need a mentor/consultant to guide you throughout all aspects of the deal and partnership or wait and hold the land for now and gain the necessary experience to maximize your profits on this land in the future.

This is why consulting with a certified accountant is essential to your financial success. 

@Jordan Hanks I cohost a few different local listing and offer consulting to others getting started.