There were also many people that I met on BP who helped me navigate many questions and provided support/encouragement along the way - @Mike Ealy,@Steve Rozenberg, @Bryan Pham, @Brandon Sturgill, @Remington Lyman, @Jeff Tyndall, @Austin Steed, @Alina Trigub, and many more

@Jacob Repreza, thanks for the encouragement.

In the first one you should encourage her to evaluate the deal on its own merits and circumstances and offer terms she would be comfortable with.

I don't know what Texas law says, and again I am not a lawyer and encourage you to seek real legal advice, but it sounds like they destroyed a fence on your property.

I welcome and encourage any feedback, tips, tricks or even just words of encouragement because this is just the very first step on my very long path. 

These are things I would encourage you to think about if you are considering paying for coaching.1.

I also wonder if the pandemic will encourage more people to rent homes so that they can work from home and have more distance from others for social distancing.

Rather than throwing a bunch of random concessions at the seller, I instead encourage you to first talk to them to discover their actual situation and then help them resolve it.

Solicitation is welcome and encouraged, especially if there are any lenders on the forum who do this type of structure please hit me up! 

@Wayne Brooks This isn’t a brand new thread but it’s a continuing problem that can have devastating consequences I was so alarmed at how easy it can be for this to happen that I just posted an article on deed fraud & what you can do about itIt contains some links to check your property & register your property for fraud alerts with the clerk's office’s in various parts of the country https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/14776/98707-is-your-property-at-risk-for-title-fraud-how-to-protect-yourself@Peter WaltherSeminole County, FL now has title fraud alerts available as well: https://www.seminoleclerk.org/...I've encouraged friends & family to sign up for these as well