Section 5.008, by its terms, applies to sales of “residential real property comprising not more than one dwelling unit” and does not apply to the transfer of real property on which the “value of any dwelling does not exceed five percent of the more...Posted 6 years ago - Last Answered by JFORDE
You can check with the appraisal district as well by pulling up the Tax records. They will typically note improvements to the structure. You can also check the type and verify 4 unit structure. Title would also be a good source for this data, they s more...Posted 6 years ago - Last Answered by wkohn
MultiFamily dwellings are most commonly known for an affordable investment strategy with considerable benefits. Posted 7 years ago - Last Answered by cbosman
From my experience they are looking for proximity to points of interest such as bars, restaurants, entertainment etc. Preferably within walking distance. They are willing to compromise on space and they prefer upgraded, trendy places. Posted 3 years ago
Hi there. Congratulations on making the decision to become an agent. You are doing the right thing by asking for mentorship early on. I'm a broker and I run a team here at my brokerage. I am also a mentor to new coming agents as well as I teach a few more...Posted 4 years ago
Depends on the landlord and if this is a policy that they have. Did you ask why they are requiring proof of divorce? Something like this shouldn't keep you know getting a place. Feel free to give me a call. I do a lot of leases. Posted 4 years ago
If the question is can you list it on HAR, the answer is no. You cannot list on the MLS unless you are a real estate agent AND a member of the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR). If you are asking if you can Sell By Owner, the answer is YES, HOWEVER...lots more...Posted 4 years ago
Of course, everything is negotiable. I would first find out what the reason for the eviction was, how long ago etc. Second, you need to give the landlord something to ensure that rent will be paid each month. Usually, double security deposit would cover more...Posted 4 years ago
The biggest difference would be that with a condo you basically own the space between walls, you do not own the land while with a townhome you do. It is a matter of legal definition. Usually, in a condo, you own a part of a property/building while in more...Posted 6 years ago
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