Originally posted by @Gordon Cuffe:Williamson county seems to be a magnet for white collar fraudsters.

Originally posted by @Josh Miller:Start with this 2012 post by Joshua Dorkens stating there are 28.1 Million "Real Estate Investors" in the US. 

@Josh DeeverTo invest in Dallas, look for areas that are growing well, have fair prices, and are safe.

I would recommend reaching out to @Josh Green and his team.

@Josh Kliethermes most likely you either can try to retain the earnest money (emd) or you might be able to hire an attorney to sue for specific performance.  

@Josh Chamois Hmmm, I think the BEST place to find good lenders is from other real estate investors in your market. 

He's another experienced CFP® who can provide valuable advice.Feel free to message me if you have specific questions or need further guidance.Best,Josh St.

Quote from @Josh Moore: Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to the BiggerPockets community to try and find an attorney that has a lot of experience closing subject to  deals.

Hi @Dave Vidales-Sanjuan, reach out to @Josh Green.

.: Quote from @Josh Bowser: As opposed to writing Seller Financed deals where there is a loan in place, I've been writing them with the lease with option to purchase route.Tax benefits stay with the seller until title is transferred, but it still get's the point across.Safer for both parties as 2nd position liens will get wiped out if the first calls the loan / forecloses here in Georgia.A lot of controversy about lease options here in Texas.