So nothing fancy that should jack up the price beyond the norm.The problem is I've been quoted prices that vary as much as 225% among contractors, and everywhere in between -- and all of them seem extremely high based off of estimated *high* end price per square foot for slab foundations that HomeAdvisor, Fixr, AngiesList, and ProBuilder.com list what you should be paying for the San Diego area.

Can anyone direct me to a reputable attorney in the San Antonio or Austin areas that can help me understand more about the Self Directed IRA's and establishing one?

Do you have any realtors you would personally recommend from NWA or the San Antonio to Austin corridor? 

I may know someone in San Diego.

Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco have found every single downturn since the 1950s was preceded by yield curve inversion.

Thanks folks, I am in touch with both Brightway (San Marco) and A&B and both have presented realistic quotes

We live off Potranco/1604 in San Antonio and the area seems to be growing especially with the new shopping center and movie theater planning to open in the future.

To that end, check out this thread about San Antonio: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/712481-who-is-investing-in-san-antonio-txYou'll find a bunch of other local users and info about recurring meetups.I also work on Lackland, maybe we can meetup for lunch sometime and talk shop.

Originally posted by @Jose Mendoza:What are the rules.on forclosure.by owner financing.Whats predatory lending..according to my contract i was charged..15000 + on escrow...for the loan .7500 for loan offocer.and bunch of other crap...my question is ..if im getting owner financing and it was esysblished from the beginnning.why even do escrow...and all those fines.all this time i was sendind cash to owners..not an institution.no bank ever sent me a late notice..or anything one day.

I've got MFR's in Austin, been considering San Antonio for the last 3 years and I think it's overdue I get in