Be very careful using strategy of blind purchasingIf things go bad guess who’s left holding the purchase debt / financial issuesNot the Agent Not the property managementNot the contractorsNot the utility companies Not the tax assessor officeetc

standard state contract with custom addendums.

The reason I’m asking is there is an authority regulation utility that you need to get in contact with and file a complaint.It would also be time to get a complete copy of the water departments agreement and read it inside and out or find a lawyer that has already fought them over a close issue.With a chain saw, air shovel, and some good clippers I'm sure I could get to it in a few hours of work.

I do think that some of his ideas would be dificult to do -- may be more theoretical than real, but still worth reading.A great stimulus and customer-focused approach.

To have a valid contract you need to know the requirements.If you are buying an option you must pay consideration for the option to be valid.For a purchase and sale contract that shows there is earnest money as part of the contract not paying will break the contract.Not every deal will require cash but you do need to know what you are doing when using standard forms or custom contracts.You do not want the end buyer being able to go around you because you do not have an enforceable contract.John Corey

Utilizing techniques that help you quickly get an idea of how much equity a deal has is essential to be efficient in making offers.Checking the actual recorded note amount isn't the only way or even the most efficient way to research this in Texas.

Granted this is easier changed than exterior lines, but can be expensive.I think we're probably approaching a "sea change" in utility consumption in the house.

They promise nothing except to create a barrier between you and your customers.

So Sunrocket up and closed its doors yesterday without warning to customers what-so-ever.

Show me where I'm estimating incorrectly:$6,400 - purchase closing costs (assume 1%)$13,600 - points (2%)$40,800 - interest (12%, 6 mo)$3,000 - insurance, taxes, utilities$64,000 - sales closing costs (assume 8%)$127,800 - purchase, hold, and sell costs.$7,800 - net lossNow, maybe you could cut 3% off the sales closing costs by doing it FSBO.