biggerpoLike the rest of the nation, there is a housing slowdown in parts of Houston (mostly outside the loop in $150k Nabs), but inside loop 610, and especially close to DT, the market is on fire.

There was a nice bicycle in there which I gave away and then I hauled the rest of her stuff to the dump.

Once the time period is up, watch for repeat offenses and evict per statutes.You should have never allowed months to pass after the closing of the sale before thinking about taking action.

I know you're just kidding.The redemption period changes as of Jan 1.

Some markets were largely flat for the whole period others were claiming it was a bull market.Local knowledge (even if aquired over the net) matters.

With enough rentals you can have nearly complete freedom; make a nice monthly income; and build significant wealth in a relatively short period of time (a few years).

Trying to do this sort of business without knowledge of that law will get the wholesaler into deep doo doo.If I was going to do one of these workshops, I would take the one our REIA puts on periodically.

I did pretty well at the GC thing for a while, but when the bottom dropped out of the building market I found I had over-invested and was still under capitalized to carry it through the lean period, so I cut my losses and decided to start over.

It sounds good and well, and if it passes the muster of legality, seems like something that would incentivize potential birddogs much more then the simple flat-fee arrangement.Would you be willing to share with the rest of us one of your contracts?

Are we only talking about deals that produce a cash profit in the 1 year period (the 1 year for mentoring)?