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Carlos Maldonado
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Wholesaling in Texas!

Carlos Maldonado
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Hello everyone! My partner and I currently wholesale real estate out of Columbus/ Cleveland Ohio. We currently close on average 2-3 deals a month. We want to move out to different markets and want to start by making good connections with great people. Any tips or advice would be much appreciated. Lets connect!

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Ryan Blake
  • Lender
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Ryan Blake
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@Carlos Maldonado Use the state standard TREC 20-14 form for purchase of property 1 - 4 units. Just put "Carlos Maldonado and/or assginee" on the buyer line.

Because the state is so big (literally the second largest), it is tough to give any specific advice or recommendations without an area you are looking to invest in. I am in Fort Worth which is 600 miles from El Paso and 300 miles form Houston. I like using Texas Secure Title - Very investor friendly when it comes to closing outside of the box deals. I think they are only in DFW.

To be successful and not waste marketing dollars using a shot gun approach I would strongly suggest you target a very specific area to focus in.

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