All Forum Posts by: Broderick Campbell

I have two properties in a hot area in Houston right now. I have comps for an investor that is in New construction, but I'm struggling to market it? How do I properly put together a professional repot and presentation? 

Thank you sir @jeremy pakalka

Hello, I have two leads on undeveloped land in  a hot area within the Inner Loop of Houston. Have them locked under a contract to buy but I'm having difficulty deciding to wholesale or to look for an experienced investor with a great builder to gain some experience in new builds. I want to explore all my options here. To all the investors with experience, what would you do if you were in my position? What does this process look like? 

@Christopher Sayson I'm looking for a partner with experience with new builds in Houston, any suggestions? 

Hello BP,

 I have a lead for two land properties in  hot area in Houston and I wanted to know the process for opening a title search for the property. Are there any expenses for opening title? And how soon can I open them?

Side note: Looking for investor-friendly title agencies in Houston, TX

Thanks BP

Thank you, I'll put you on my buyer's list. @kami 

I'm looking for a dependable, investor friendly attorney in the Houston area. I want to make sure the assignment contracts I have are good to go, if not, I need someone to write one up for me, thanks guys and gals! 

@Lisa Monnig thank you! I've already started shopping for agents to help me out with the intent to use them in the deal, thanks for the input! 

@Ron Szmik I'm actually taking classes now but I until I took the test, I wanted to be proactive a bit and practice my analysis skills.

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