Member Blog Posts in "real estate"

Commercial - I can do that. Really?

posted on August 11, 2010

Many real estate professionals like to be the Jack (or Jill) of All Trades, but Masters of None.  I'm talking specifically about agents and brokers marketing themselves with multiple "specialties," which is ironic.  To specialize is not to just dabble, but to be proficient at it.  Yes, we can have multiple service offerings but are we really doing our clients a disservice by proclaiming several specialties?  In Texas, there are only two licenses - Salesperson and Broker.  Once a license is earned, there are no sub-licenses for commercial, re Read more »

Author: Rodney Schwalbach

Commercial - I can do that. Really?

posted on August 11, 2010

Many real estate professionals like to be the Jack (or Jill) of All Trades, but Masters of None.  I'm talking specifically about agents and brokers marketing themselves with multiple "specialties," which is ironic.  To specialize is not to just dabble, but to be proficient at it.  Yes, we can have multiple service offerings but are we really doing our clients a disservice by proclaiming several specialties?  In Texas, there are only two licenses - Salesperson and Broker.  Once a license is earned, there are no sub-licenses for commercial, re Read more »

Author: Rodney Schwalbach

Sell You Note - Note Documents

posted on May 30, 2010

THE ORIGINAL PROMISSORY NOTE DOCUMENT NEEDS TO BE KEPT IN A SAFE PLACE.   Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

Sell Promissory Note – Challenging Note Transaction

posted on May 17, 2010

In the current economy we are in Lenders have tightened up their credit requirements and are taking the time to verify every piece of information potential borrowers submit.  In fact when you submit an application for a mortgage be ready to run through the gamit and be ready for a frustrating ambiguous  process that more than likely will not produce the results you are looking for.  It is for this reason we see that many home sellers are using owner financing to sell their home and rightly so.  After the note has been created many note holders (home sellers) are Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

Texas Note Company Featured in Houston Business Daily

posted on May 1, 2010

Texas Note Co. is featured in a recent article in Houston Business Daily... Article Excerpt: Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

Why Should I Consider Selling My Real Estate Note?

posted on April 16, 2010

In a climate where credit is tight and lenders are all gun-shy, this can be one of the easiest and quickest ways to get cash.  It costs you nothing on the front end and can be closed in as little as 2 weeks.  Thousands of note holders look to sell their notes to gain access to a large sum of money rather than wait for the smaller monthly payments to arrive each month.  You may tell yourself, I like the monthly payments and ha

Author: Robert E Young

How do I Sell My Note?

posted on April 16, 2010

Owner Financed Real Estate notes are bought and sold on the secondary market at a discount of the note balance.  There are investors who purchase real estate notes for the monthly cash flow.  In the current economic climate it is a way for thousands of note holders to gain access to cash that they need.  If you own a real estate note and interested in selling your note for a lump sum of CASH, The Texas Note Company can help.  The best way for us to get you an accurate quote and begin the process in purchasing your note is to get a copy the following documents:

Author: Robert E Young

Sell My Note - Eating Fruit

posted on April 16, 2010

You know everything cannot be about work.  I wanted to share with you an amazing email my dad sent me about fruit and how we should eat it.  This is the best I have ever read concerning good health! I eat fruit all the time I just don’t eat when I should to take full advantage of it.  READ THIS IT COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE! EATING FRUIT… Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

Insurance | A Necessary Expense

posted on April 8, 2010

Insurance Questions?Q: What does my auto insurance really cover if I'm involved in an auto accident?  Q:What does 25|50|50 mean on my auto insurance "declarations page"?  Q:What does my homeowner's insurance really cover if damaged during a Hurricane/Windstorm?  Q:Where can I get competitive insurance rates on business and workers comp insurance?  Q:Am I getting the most insurance discounts available? Insurance | A Necessary Cost Even though insurance is a necessary cost, it is mainly intended for PROTE Read more »

Author: S. Todd Harris