Accessing value is as much an art as a science. 10% can certainly be explained to justify an offer and bringing up deficiencies with repairs along with reasonable profits for the project can go further.Wayne, not sure what you were getting at, net listing issues are certainly a concern for licensees investing on their own account in various strategies.Here, the requirement for disclosure is "upon the first meeting" you can meet someone and talk for an hour about anything, but as soon as real estate is mention, disclosure of being an agent/broker needs to be in the same sentence.As to TREC, I'm surprised that Texas is so consumer oriented with respect to RE considering their political business prone attitudes in other areas.

At one time, it was the prevalent trend for people to style their houses according to a certain template with one certain color palette and similar furnishings and accessories.

Get the investor to sign a Regulation D-style subscription agreement attesting that they're accredited that this should be sufficient to be reasonable.

Those are flips.Locations for a good rental will be an area that can carry market rents for the size, style and amenities.

Second questions is regarding a foundation issue for a ranch style house.

I'm fairly open as to the style of REI I pursue.

I think everyone has a different style on how they do and manage business.

I've done a lot of cut and pasting Edward Scissorhands-style of many posts on BP that address seller financing, but there are several differing opinions on the topic of whether or not it is necessary to use a mortgage broker who originates secondary market loans for a NOO transaction.

However again I am not familiar with that style of house and the things that can come up unseen in that part of the country.

Hi All, My first post and a newbie but here goes.Quick summary of home: Bay Area home 3bd/2bth Eikler style home with radiant floor heat built in 1955.