Has the law change on the Lease Option for Texas and can you give me a brief information how I can go about doing this without having to pay alot of money to get the training from a Guru?

They are trained to want to only speak with the seller instead of investors and have made it especially difficult despite it being in their best interest not to do so.

Something that has been sitting that long you need an inspection.Use an ASHI or CABO certified home inspector.Ask how many home inspections they have completed and what they were doing before being a home inspector.They should have a lot of training as a contractor or similar in the field etc.What you don't want is Uncle Bubba or a new home inspector looking over the property.If the home inspector recommends further inspections by specialists and you don't want to shell out the money that will be on you later after you have bought the property.Get your price accepted and then pay for an inspection.Any issues ask for a repair or a reduction in price.Your lender might require certain items to be fixed before they will fund the loan.no legal advice

Some investors have been "trained" to make recording of the contract a "breach" of the contract ...

I do not see myself getting into this until I see I have a considerable amount of money saved up for at least 3 months of continuous marketing and a staff trained on how to talk to the leads and process them.

He says it trains the tenant to pay him first before the other bills are due which is interesting and also he will tact on late fees the day after.

My guess is that the valuation is far from rigorous and is mostly shot from the hip.

It's like training a cat to use the toilet.

1) Pass real estate exam.2) Pay NAR dues.3) Attend NAR mandatory new agent training (this may be just a CAR thing, it's been a while).Boom- Realtor.

The Department of Agriculture and the Interior Department might present other opportunities.The big land ownersSome military installations has built newer hosuing the past 20 years and can be cut off or are seperate from the main training areas or off post/base.There might also be consolidations of leased spaces, as an example, putting the FBI, DEA and US Marshals and other justice department entities in consolidated offices.