The real estate industry and how it works isn't too familiar because no matter how much research I do, I've still never gone through the motions.

I think most of them will probably tell you to use the TREC 1-4, but some may be willing to take some 1000s from you to create something new.Option period here is Texas, basically is your inspection period....however much broader than that....allows you to back out for ANY or NO reason during that time.Most people involved in the industry in Texas ...like Title and Real Estate attorney's and lenders are familiar with the TREC 1-4 contract...but you may have to pay them more to learn your contract.   

In any given service industry, the consumer has an option to perform the service themselves but is the work going to be done in with the best outcome and effectiveness?

In my 15+ yrs in construction industry, I can assure you it doesn’t work like this.

You won't have that with your shares in the stock market.The Dow Jones Industrial Average has climbed from 27,993 on Sep 14, 2020 to 34,819 currently as of this post.

I really got to know the industry on a personal level and 2 of my flips were from clients.

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I am in the construction industry, but I don't have a lot of experience dealing with older homes. 

I am in the construction industry, but I don't have a lot of experience dealing with older homes.

I think once Canby fills up (the hot spot for us right now) then people are going to be right back out to that fill out  that area by Brookwood, Meek and NE Evergreen, but right now that land doesn't quite pencil (for most businesses) vs some other close by areas, at least in the Manufacturing/Industrial/Commercial space unless you are doing 10+ acre lots.