Hey everyone, I have a home in outside of Austin I am interested in selling through a "wraparound" mortgage.

You can’t sell and buy a primary home, it has to be a rental. 

My full time job is a real estate agent at new western so I see alot of distressed homes that are good for fix and flips or BRRRRs if you ever want to talk about the market down here in san antonio or see what we have going on feel free to reach out. 

The prices of multi-family homes are just high enough to pose a challenge.

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

I feel like I need to get a licensed home inspector in there too to check things out that I might not be seeing...

I am definitely not pro adjustable rate interest financing.A newbie investor may not see very much flexibility in some lenders,  like someone who has a larger portfolio might be able to accomplish.The reason I mentioned both together is the lender is basically a partner in the deal- a senior partner in a way.

You'll see homes go for 300-400k, even new builds, on the side of Williford / Crestmere (on the side of the church), yet the very next street over on N Hollywood you'll get iron fences, 7 car packed driveways, and the occasional stray bullets.Investing in Memphis requires hyperlocal awareness.

We have a few clients using AI for other industries such as mortgage, insurance and home services as well. 

My goal is to help California: Homebuyers with their down payments using equity -- not debtHomeowners access their home equity -- without additional debtInvestors: Participate in home appreciation -- real estate investing without tenants or management.It's called equity sharing.