All Forum Posts by: Ethan G.
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Post: Texas Warranty Deed

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Any Texas lawyer can do that pretty easily and quickly.
Post: Inspection cost for 4 plex

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I'll email you mine. I think she is $350 flat regardless.
Post: When should I double-close or wholetail a deal?

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I sent you a PM
Originally posted by @Mike Lofton:
@Tchaka Owen - Your advice is very much appreciated - thanks! Knowing that I have several exit strategies makes me feel much more relaxed about the deal.
I'm not familiar with the private money process, but I'm relatively confident that I can get approved and double-close. Would you happen to have a network of private lenders with reasonable financing terms? If so, please send me a PM. In regards to my cash buyers list, its currently a work in progress, as wholesaling is a new avenue for me; I was a "buy and holder" in the past.
Post: A property with two secured loans

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If you buy the first lien deed of trust, it should wipe out the second lien deed of trust by operation of law.
Post: In search of CPA in Houston area

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I don't think we are allowed to just post the referral info so we have to direct message.
Post: Are buying tax liens, deeds worth the time, energy, and ROI?

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Short answer yes. Otherwise nobody would be doing it.
Post: Acquiring a home thru LLV

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Short answer, yes
Post: Investor friendly title companies in Houston Tx

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I'll send you a PM
Post: How do I "Deed" a Property?

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If you guys are really good friends and you don't need title insurance/no issue with title, you can just do a warranty deed with a promissory note and forgo the title and escrow fees from a title company.
Originally posted by @Peter Hightower:
I'm purchasing a property from a friend. It is a 1,000 ft 2bd/2ba SFR that has been vacant for 8 years and is in need of significant repairs. The agreed sale price is $22,000. He is selling it to me on a zero down, owner financed, personal note and I am going to self-fund most of the repairs. My question is, what is the absolute minimum that must be done to transfer title to the property? Someone suggested "Just have him deed the property to you" but I'm not sure how the mechanics of the transaction work. A title company has quoted me $1,700 to close the transaction. I'm sure there is a less expensive way to transfer the title even if it involves a bit more work on my part. Any suggestions?
Post: How Important is it that Tax CPA Specializes in RE?

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I will send you a PM with my CPA info