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Shoot me a PM and we can schedule a call.

@David Muscovalley Shoot me a PM Would like to chat.

In Texas, we shoot first, ask questions later. :)

@Allison Talus so I would agree that saying you are planning to acquire more debt can lead to you shooting yourself in the foot.

I don't want to be shooting myself in the foot estimating too high of property taxes and end up missing an actually good deal! 

Please shoot me a DM and I can send his info (not sure if supposed to openly give names on the forum as it becomes very marketing-like).

If they provided the number (IE craigslist/FSBO sign/etc,) then I'll call them right up and expect that their guard will drop when I tell them I'm calling about the house.If it's a true cold call, I shoot a text ahead of time along the lines of Hello, I'm _______, I'm a local REI interested in your property at __________ and I'd like to talk to you about buying etc, etc and then follow up with a phone call in about 30 mins, which is a reasonable time to expect that they would have seen the text. 

I have also come across appraisers that give me a hard time when the purchase price is so much less than what I am shooting for on the refinance.  9  months seems to be  kind of a sweet spot, there are a lot of lending options out  there, people are going to  their local banks, or utilizing companies like ROC capital have been helpful.

I can give him a call and ask if he has any thoughts, or can give you his contact if you want to shoot him a quick email.