I will hear back from the seller by Wednesday morning.A NEW complication has arisen: a great short sale property has come on the market this evening that is a better deal even at $100,000 over asking than the property for which I have submitted.

I'm am currently saving up money because I do eventually want to invest in a house and maybe fix it rent it out for cash flow then sale it.

My wife and I feel electric is more dangerous because the surface could be hot long after you turn it off and you are more likely to burn food because you cannot control the temperature as well.We see valid points on both sides of the argument so would like to know what you all have in your rentals and for what reasons?

(doing this from memory but I think that is one of the provisions in the standard Texas sales agreement)I thought you had to sign off on the release of the escrow funds

Hi, I just recently purchased a 8 unit commercial property tax sale via auction. 

While undergoing the compliance training I came across one of the prohibited outside activities for bank employees- "acting as a real estate sales person, broker, agent or engaged in buying and selling real estae except for primary and secondary residence".

sales agreement.

This is dangerous advise to give to novice investors.Due on sale isn't the real risk here - it's your insurance.Joshua F, both hazard insurance and title insurance are in your name.  

His rental property is for sale he's listing to sale by no owner and no agent.

Ed, there is not enough information to answer your questions.did you foreclose the right of redemptionhas the judge sign off on your tax sale certificateis the property occupied or vacantdo you have to file an eviction of the existing owner or tenantdo you have enough money to foreclosedo you intend to get a mortgage on itI have done many tax sales deals - my objectives could be ..... 1. sell it now after legal ownership is acquired2. clean it up and sell it for a profit3. keep it to rent4. offer it at public auction - let others bid against others to push the price way up5. sell it back to the owner6. put together a joint venture - raise money to renovate it