.- Contingency Clauses: These provide a legal exit if the deal goes sideways, for example, if an inspection uncovers major issues or you can’t find a buyer.

Or in a market where rents should be 10% less but the landlord picked low quality tenants that couldn’t rent anywhere else You should also check out the property history and see if there’s been any appreciation.

The most important knowledge is self knowledge which others can't see.

Once youre able to connect with a good representatives, ask them if you can Send them your declaration pages on each property to see if they can beat the premiums you're currently paying. 

I'm seeing that the larger companies do that, but the small ones do not.

These kinds of deals are still out there, but they're going quick when priced right especially if they're on market.If you're looking to do BRRRR deals in the Twin Cities—or just want to chat strategy—I’m happy to connect and share what I’m seeing on the ground.Drop a comment or DM me if you want to see more examples or explore working together.Let’s get some wins in 2025!

You can review with your attorney to see if fraudulent representation should be one of the claims in your lawsuit, if it isn't already.If it is a claim already, then the judge or jury will decide.It's still not clear what the actual damage or harm was that resulted from not having a listing agreement. 

Not positive what markets they're in, but worth looking at them and/or competitors to see if there's an all-encompassing solution for you.

Hi Lekeya, it’s great to see your enthusiasm!

Hi Fabio,I see you are in Texas.