I don't know TX probate laws (of which many are uncommon) however it may be difficult for the property to be sold without the PR satisfying the judgment.

I've looked over the balance sheets of my grandad's properties and the accumulated depreciation lines are extremely attractive to me.

My name is Langston and I am extremely new to REI.

I've yet to purchase my first property but I extremely eager.

Thus I have some extremely good tenants, college educated, with great jobs.Ok this current deal is a triplex in the C class area of town.

We don't have the same extreme price fluctuations that other states have, it's pretty even keel.

I think that in areas that aren't extremely depressed finding wholesale deals that make any sense at all are very hard to come by.

I have a wealthy friend who is willing to give me the $ to cover the 1/2 to satisfy my aunts share.

Hi Michael,This is not a bad idea however you must be EXTREMELY careful when creating this type of "fund".

If I have half the success you have had, I will be extremely pleased.One questions - when you are talking to potential sellers, how do you explain the benefits of what you provide (cash, quick close, etc.)?