Yes, you can download a quitclaim deed for texas fairly easily.

I am working on rehabbing my second acquisition in a year's time and it's all thanks to the support and guidance received here.Have you downloaded the UBG?

hey @Adam Adams every state has its own contract.I just did a quick Google search for "fl as is 2008" contractand found a bunch of sites that let you download a pdf version. .you can also buy a legal copy at altastar.comthey have all contracts addendumsand other legal documents you might need. you pay for Thier service because these docs are copyrighted. hope I helped. . good luck!

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

With the calculated returns, you can compare the returns for keeping the house vs. other investment options.You might want to download a buy-and-hold calculator to help you out.  

They type of loan you apply for makes all the difference - so put together a personal financial statement (free "New" excel download) and make a few appointments with these type of banks and hand them PFS and explain what you are trying to accomplish.  

I recommend downloading some of the online practice exams. 

If you don't really have a clue, give this a read, it's quite thorough. http://njhousing.gov/dca/hmfa/media/download/buyer/hb_firsttime_homebuyer_guide.pdf

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

(also available for download on Kindle, so you can read it tonight, haha!)