All Forum Posts by: Randon B.
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Post: Off market house in Riverbend 78723

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- Austin, TX
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Off-market property in Riverbend great flip opportunity with money to be made!!!
Notes:-.37 acre massive lot. -11 pier foundation work per bid.
LOOKING FOR CASH BUYER ONLY
ARV: $374,900.00
Purchase: $244,900.00
Rehab: $50,000.00
Gross profit: $80,000.00
-needs remodel/updating-great floor-plan and easy to open up by removing a small pony wall.
Selling Details:
-60 day lease back in place for $18/day with $1000 deposit-returned when they move out
-$100/day holdover, which the Seller is ready to move and will likely only need 30 days. They are taking the money and buying a new house cash.
-Looking to close on or before October 21st.
Please call/txt for more info. 512-270-9123 Email: [email protected] LERA#650655
Post: Working for Networth Reality?

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- Austin, TX
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- Votes 19
As an agent for Networth, I can tell you it is not all smoke and mirrors but a direct reflection to the efforts that you put into the job at hand. I will tell you that I have learned far more with this company than any typical real estate gig or seminar will give you in a short amount of time. We seek properties out for investors and do our best to provide them with the best information possible.
Post: Newbie from Austin, Texas

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- Austin, TX
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Welome to BP and the Austin market!
Post: How do you refinance a subject 2?

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- Austin, TX
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Post: How do you refinance a subject 2?

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- Austin, TX
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Same here. Looking for some updated insight on the process.
I have a house that I own sub 2. With a 6% loan (still cashflows) that I would like to refi into lower rate.
My questions are about the seasoning period mentioned earlier @Bill Gulley How does a seasoning period affect a sub 2 purchase refi different from a regular purchase refi I have seen people refinancing their property a couple of times year. Also the note has not changed hands in several years.
So basically I would just need to approach the NEW lender, find out what they can offer and start the process?
Post: New Real Estate Agent

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- Austin, TX
- Posts 162
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Welcome to the biz Tyler!
Post: Potential $158,000 profit in San Marcos, San Diego, CA!!

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- Austin, TX
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Post: Luke with NetWorth Realty of Atlanta

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- Austin, TX
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Hey Luke, welcome to biggerpockets and hello from Networth in Austin
Post: Newbie from Austin Texas

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- Austin, TX
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Welcome to Biggerpockets!
Post: Best real estate school in Austin, Texas.

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- Austin, TX
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I used Allied online for my RE license but have used Champions for other classes and getting my RMLO license.