All Forum Posts by: Chris Soignier
Chris Soignier has started 6 posts and replied 992 times.
Post: Investor Friendly Title Company?

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ARC Law Firm in Colleyville is great. Mary Martinez does all my investment closings, and all she does is investor transactions.
Post: Marketing Rentals in Dallas

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Hi Nathan, Jeff's suggestion for registersigns.com is a good one. Not sure how active you are on social media, but be sure to post it to all your channels. Do you have a FB business page? Post it there, and then boost your post to your targeted demographic.
Regarding rental rates, rentometer and zillow are public ones. I'm a Realtor, and would be happy to run comps on leased properties in your area (the ones that went through MLS).
Post: finding a Nevada broker for newbie

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Hi Don,
Congrats on passing your exam! I highly recommend eXp Realty.
We differentiate ourselves with 4 disruptive elements:
- Cloud-based infrastructure w/ virtual-reality campus
- Revolutionary lead generation tools including Kunversion and Commissions Inc.
- Agent-owned company that provides generous stock grants
- Un-paralleled revenue sharing
Let me know if you'd like to learn more.
Post: DFW Multifamily- First time buyer

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Corderos, I'll PM you w/ my contact info since I don't believe I'm allowed to post it.
Post: DFW Multifamily- First time buyer

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@Corderos, I'm a MF investor and a REALTOR. I'd be happy to consult w/ you on what you're looking for, your current credit/financial situation, etc. to help you start the process toward achieving your goal.
Post: Wholesaling in Dallas

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Originally posted by @Todd Plambeck:
How old is that contract? Definitely not a recent version since it's only had 9 pages since at least 2011.
Yes, the current residential resale 1-4 unit contract has no page 12, nor any such provision.
Post: Wholesaling in Dallas

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There's nothing illegal about wholesaling in TX as long as you're taking equitable title in each transaction, and not brokering it. That means you have a contractual and financial interest in the property, which you can either assign, or close on and then resell.
I'm a REALTOR®, and wouldn't complain if you needed to be licensed to do it, but no license required, just leads, negotiating skills, buyers, and the ability to accurately estimate ARV and rehab costs (or a massive marketing budget).
Post: Wholesaling in Dallas

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Originally posted by @Jason Hirko:
@Everett Marshall Most wholesalers are just assigning contracts. The assignment clause is a box you check on the TREC contract - certainly wouldn't be on that contract if it was illegal.
Where is this supposed checkbox on the TREC contract? I can't believe I've missed it after so many deals!!!
Post: Expert REI friendly CPA's?

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My CPA isn't currently accepting new clients, but I have met with this one and would highly consider him if I needed a real estate-oriented CPA.
Rex Draughn CPA
Sumrall & Bondy, P.C.
Certified Public Accountants
8150 N. Central Expressway, Suite 1650
Dallas, TX 75206
(posting the phone # threw an error, but you can Google it)
Post: In search for a realtor

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Konstance, I'd be happy to assist. I live in the mid-Cities area, and am very close to N. Ft. Worth. I have numerous MF investments, and am well-versed in analyzing them.