The title company rep may not give you names/numbers, but they'll pass your contact info on to their top wholesaler clients.

Landlord or rep for landlord must be within 10-15 miles of the property.

Oh and tornado's don't worry about those, we get a bad rep around here for the weather!

Despite the majority of our issues coming from VRBO, I'm not sure I can think of one single time where a VRBO service rep resolved anything. 

I'm the buyer offering them the chance to rep me on the buy and the sale once it's built/renovated, so it's an easier sell, but if you can figure out something to benefit both them and you, it should workout

This is an email I just received from their rep:"The initial appraisal cost would be paid by ReadyCap but the expense would be taken from any from the sale/refinance and settlement to release the lien.The plan would be to determine the amount of equity based on the updated appraisal and first lien and then negotiate a settlement with you for the release of the lien.

I'd encourage you to talk to a CPA before choosing a path.Since you are already an agent, the odds are good you could qualify as a real estate professional status (REPS) for tax purposes. 

They do and it is for 3 days which I confirmed by phone with their rep.

I will try to be as impartial as possible, but here are my notes:* The listing I picked was inaccurate.

Does anyone have a good rep to set up protection in Texas?