BEWARE: Direct Commercial Funding Inc (Houston) requires you to sign notarized papers that you’re not allowed to sue them or leave any negative reviews or else you’ll be sued in court yet they retain the right to sue you.I can make no claims about the legitimacy of their business, you will have to make your own conclusions based on publicly available evidenceLuckily i pulled out of the deal in time thats why you can’t find any bad reviews for Direct Commercial Finding aka Calvin Blake.The same day i withdrew my application Calvin had his lawyer send me a demand letter and threaten to sue me.DO YOU WANT TO RISK GIVING MONEY TO A COMPANY THAT MIGHT SUE YOU?

I am planning to get a lawyer to review or create something but it would be awesome to have something proven that could be taken for review for wholesaling in Texas.

But tenants easily cry "lawyer".The lesson learned, for us, is to do periodic inspections and see what's going on before the final walkthrough. 

If you get to the point where you feel guilty about how much money you'll make on a deal, please call me...I'll be glad to take the deal, solve a problem and get paid dearly...kind of like doctors and lawyers do.

Nate checks with a real estate lawyer to get straight answers.Joe Gore

Whoever is the owner or person legally in control, have a lawyer send a bark and growl letter sent to him.Sir,Your contract has legally expired and your refusal to remove the lockbox is an illegal trespass on my property.

Why not contact someone from the SEC(or maybe a SEC lawyer)and see what your options are?

we've had an argument and he wont sign...i would get a lawyer, but hate the idea of going to court.

Now there is another lawyer which was referred to me but she took 3 weeks to return my call initially so I passed on her.

If your tenant has in fact already signed his contract, any debts incurred after should not be covered by SCRA.This is not legal advice, nor am I a lawyer...just my experience from over 15 years of active military service (and still going!)