I’d definitely recommend shopping around a bit more or working with a mortgage planner to figure out what you qualify for.

Sometime fall 2015 we were talking about the future- like we always seem to do- I am what one would call a planner.

Hey all!! We are closing on a property in PCB next month. I have been trying to plan out the best way to furnish it. I am not the most creative person and definitely not current on what is trending. I was wondering if...

Talk to a financial planner first.

Similar to that of financial planners or real estate agents who are all paid by a percentage, they maximize their profit by doing as little as possible not the other way around.For instance, say I am your PM and you retain me by 10% of the monthly rent of $1,000.

I am not a financial professional and offer you no professional advice whatsoever.I can say You need to take some action to protect your assets that will be left behind.You need to locate a good CPA and a certified financial planner to help you prepare your wife in the case of untimely death.I personally believe you should be looking into buying sufficient life insurance that will payoff the balances of at least half of your holdings if not all of them,whatever you can afford to pay but,that’s what you need professional advice about.

"Planners envision a future for Colony Park that could bring much-needed business development in multiuse developments, with restaurants and other ground floor retail being added to the job-starved area"-statesmen, newspaper. 

In the neighboring town of Norfolk the city planner says they will not allow a “short term” permit for any condos or apartments, not to mention the amount of parking spots required per room.

Just like arguing with planners or city council about how your project they just conditioned the S@#$ out of now wont make you any money.. 

Just wondering if there are any real estate friendly Financial Planners and or CPAs in the North Dallas/Richardson/Plano area.