All Forum Posts by: Tyler H.
Tyler H. has started 6 posts and replied 190 times.
Post: Our Newest Spec Project In Austin

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
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Excellent Design! Would love to see more of this style in the DFW area.
Post: Inherited Owner has R.E. Agent

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
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Post: New in Dallas / Ft. Worth Texas

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
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Post: Who is offering Non Owner occupied HELOC

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
- Posts 208
- Votes 70
Was TD offering the NOO HELOC as a 1st or 2nd lien?
Post: New DFW area (North Richland Hills) member

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
- Posts 208
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Post: Investor/Real Estate Agent…and ethics ???

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
- Posts 208
- Votes 70
@James Mudd Sounds like this agent is spreading "hearsay". A lot of agents are mis-informed about the investment side and vice versa.
+1 for full Disclosure on all transactions, Thoroughly document everything in writing, maintain proper insurance and work with a reputable broker.
Congrats on your decision and I'm sure you will do well.
Post: International investing

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
- Posts 208
- Votes 70
@Lorene Fleming have you physically visited the site and interviewed the builder? Also, does property qualify for American based title insurance? How many other homes have been built in the development in last 6 months? Are they "guaranteeing" rents? How financially strong is the developer? I'm sure you've asked yourself these questions, but I am thinking out loud.
I definitely would not buy sight unseen.
Plus, Even if your due diligence checks out, I would anticipate building taking longer than expected. For sure have a reputable independent real estate attorney review any builder contracts and put provisions in the contract to protect you and hold builder/developer accountable.
Post: 401k Secured Line of Credit

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
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I can't think of any institutions that provide a line of credit with 401K as collateral. I'm not a financial advisor, but a SDIRA may give you more flexible options. Check out a Solo 401K (possibly borrow up to 50% of your account).
Post: Where are the Fort Worth & West Cash Buyers?

- Real Estate Agent
- Fort Worth, TX
- Posts 208
- Votes 70
I buy in Fort Worth, actively looking for wholesale deals.
Nicely done. Simple, to the point. Not cookie cutter.