All Forum Posts by: Taylor Haywood

My phone isn't tagging anyone but thank you all for the great information. Especially about the laws that have taken affect.

It is more in Texas because they require 60 hours, but this is the school I think I'm going to pay for. Let us all know when you pass. @Lee S.

Wow, the lowest Kaplan price I have seen is $499.99. Must be different from state to state. I'm with you on the sitting in class thing. I'll eventually get a degree but I absolutely can't do the slow pace and boring professors.

thanks you all for the stories. Sounds like it went good for all of you. @Natalie Kolodij thank you for the q&a offer!

I am a newbie currently exploring my options before choosing where to start. How and through what method of closing did you make your first mobile home deal? I am curious to see how it worked out for you and would like to hear about your first experience.

@Rhondalette W.

It is a house I could live in. Thank you for the connections and the information about the lower interest rates.

My mother got contact information for a lender from a real estate agent she has worked with before. The agent said she could call him and see how much of a loan she qualified for. The real estate agent knows that I am going to contact him too, but how do you approach them? What information will I need to give him in order to get the quote?

I am new as well and have found the podcast to be a load of information. Brandon (from the podcast) has said that it is never to early to learn your market and start viewing houses. I hope a more experienceed person replies but I hope this helps you until then.

This home is not listed for sale but no one has lived in it for the last 10 years. The next-door neighbors seems to think that a bank owns this house, but can't get it to sale. What are some of the ways that you all get in contact with owners like this? If it is a bank how do you all contact them?

@Hattie Dizmond foundation issues in the DFWarea is something I have notice growing up here and I know the soil shifts just never applied it to real estate. Thank you for explaining exactly why this "might" not be that big of a problem and teaching me to apply EVERYTHING I know about my area to real estate.