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TX is a "relatively" easy state in which to get started as a developer and builder.

I am on the first page of Google for some long-tail keywords.I am curious to hear from other Agents that use the internet for lead generation to see if I am just the spinning my wheels, investing time in the wrong places, or if this is what it takes to generate internet leads.Is everyone "puking" themselves all over the internet?

It also makes a difference how the person is positioned relative to a foreclosure.The one losing the property, the lender, the buyer of the property...John Corey

Not that some of the MHPs are not so easy to spot so the web or a phone book might be the best way to locate them.How far will you expect your contractor to travel for projects?

If the above is not clear or you just want to ask related questions have a go.

Not only that, when I closed escrow at the title company, the escrow officer went over every page I signed and explained all the terms to me.

Am so delighted to find a :groovy: community that I can relate too.

The title issue is more related to estate planning.

if you've had it professionally appraised and talked with a number of realtors who have given you information that leads you to believe you can get 500k with relative ease (within 90 days of listing), yes then it's probably worth 500k.second - you owe A LOT OF MONEY on it already.