Hi guys,I'm looking for a good real estate attorney in Houston, TX who regularly deals with sub2 and owner financing deals.Much appreciated... thanks.

A consideration is necessary to make a contract binding.I am not an attorney, please check with one

They might also do nothing and if that is the case I would contact an attorney to see what the legal responsibilities are of them.

As far as specific laws check with your attorney, they can look over your contract and let you know if there's anything that's not legal.

Keep in mind that an LLC only offers one-way liability protection in that it protects you personally from the asset, but not the asset from you.There is absoluteley nothing wrong with having properties in your own name (with adequate insurance of course), but you should consult with your CPA and attorney for more advice on YOUR particular situation, goals and strategies.

My husband also drives a used 2001 Chrysler that has 160k on it.My husband is an Attorney and therefore seems to have this natural talent of negotiation.

Over in the next county the magistrate makes evicting LLs present their whole case EVEN WHEN THE EVICTEE IS A NO SHOW.When I appear I pull out a thick folder stuffed with papers making it look like I'm loaded for bear and prepared for anything.Also, make sure your cell phone is off, here in this county the sheriff will confiscate offending phones.I've been to court where the other side's father actually hired an attorney.

I know that both parties have to have an attorney in a real estate transaction there.

I've had my CPA call the IRS and my Attorney verify that we could put our account number as the deposit.

Lastly, keep in mind that you have just as many rights, if not more, than the owner when it comes to landlord/tenant law and if you need help understanding the lease that you have an attorney look at it before you sign it.