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All Forum Posts by: Gustavo Delgado

Gustavo Delgado has started 23 posts and replied 225 times.

Post: Firing a real estate agent.-Whats the best way

Gustavo DelgadoPosted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 227
  • Votes 149

how much longer is your agreement for? If not much longer, maybe just ride it out. If too long for your comfort, you should request a meeting and hold them to account about what they offered and promised but have not delivered. Ask to terminate the agreement. If they do not agree, speak with their broker directly to terminate. The broker may speak with them to just let it go. But the agent may just terminate as they would like to salvage the relationship and maybe be able to work with you again later.

Post: Cause of Leak?

Gustavo DelgadoPosted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 227
  • Votes 149

Tenant says the master bathroom sink is leaking underneath, inside the cabinet. She feels that leak is causing the downstairs bathroom sink to leak as well. I don't know how that could be. All other areas, kitchen, bathtubs, toilets are not having any issues.

Post: Boat/RV Self Storage Joint Venture

Gustavo DelgadoPosted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 227
  • Votes 149

Nice, I would like to invest in something like this

take double deposit or more if you can and a top of market rental rate. Stress that any slip up and you will begin eviction proceedings if needed. Have all the adults sign the lease so they all have skin in the game.

Or just flat out NO.

use the pics you have. But if a realtor is going to list, have them hire and pay for new pictures

Post: Need advice for starting my real estate

Gustavo DelgadoPosted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 227
  • Votes 149

What?! man talk about starting fast! Well if I had a 4plex with no mortgage only taxes and insurance, just keep it going for now. Save up, maybe make cap improvements to the property. Once rates come down some (hopefully in a year or so) when you are at least 18 you can refinance and cash out to buy another property. I say 18 because I assume you must be at least that age to enter into some type of mortgage.

Quote from @Joe S.:
Quote from @Gustavo Delgado:

Check with your contacts if they know anyone in Houston and hopefully they are within a 20 mile radius of the proprty. Houston is too damn big

Yes, Houston is big.  I think I have a contact to help me on the east side closer to Katy side. Of course it would be good to have more than one contact in multiple areas of Houston.

 Katy is far west Houston, but maybe start with that contact and see if they know some others in and around town. Just moving around Katy alone is a task.

Check with your contacts if they know anyone in Houston and hopefully they are within a 20 mile radius of the proprty. Houston is too damn big

Post: Junk Removal Available

Gustavo DelgadoPosted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 227
  • Votes 149

OFFERING JUNK REMOVAL/CLEAN OUT OF ANY PROPERTY IN HOUSTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS

Post: Need Some Encouragement and Help

Gustavo DelgadoPosted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 227
  • Votes 149

Are you ready to make and offer and buy? Cash ready to go or financing is already approved? If so, Ask your circle for any referrals for an agent to help you and guide you. Let that agent know you are serious by showing your proof of funds/financing. Have coffee with that agent and let them know what you want to do. A solid agent will take the time to meet with you and give you feedback (honest feedback) and help you move forward. Maybe reach out to a few agents and hear their opinions to see how they are aligned.