In Texas, NON-Realtors like myself, CAN use the contracts that Realtors use, and I usually do.Once you start doing a bunch of direct marketing and driving for $$ you will have to get familiar with contracts and the whole closing process.

In Brooklyn it’s usually 10% of the contract price.

If we lend $100K what would the interest be, what contracts needed, what percentage on the back end sale should we expect. 

I would also like to include that we signed up for 1 year lease agreement and it ended in October 2017, we stayed in the house until February but didn't signed a new contract so basically it was a month to month lease situation.

I have a bi-yearly contract with them to maintain the units and they currently have a new policy where they check for mold in the duct work by an intrusive method and they are finding slight mold growth and are recommending this device called Nasa Air Scrubber (~$1200 per unit). 

Under Contract: 535kPurchase Price: 541k (Includes 6k wholesale fee)ARV: 732kOne of our comps is the neighbor!

We do not have to use a standard real estate contract in Texas (TREC) or in your case the FAR-BAR contract.

The contract that fell through was also FHA financing, so he (according to the listing agent) spent $5,000 a few months ago to bring everything up to their standards. 

I may be open to Facebook ads, down the line, and possibly billboards as well, when it is warranted.My first big benchmark goal is to contract 3 properties per month to either renovate, scrape and build, or hold as a rental.

I have a property under contract that I am trying to find serious buyers for.