Member Blog Posts in "real estate"

Farmers Insurance Agent Texas, VIP

posted on February 20, 2010

Farmers Insurance VIP or Value Insurance Package is a comprehensive insurance program that is customer-centric and focused on the big picture.  Simply put, Farmers Insurance VIP offers more insurance bang for the insurance buck. Farmers Insurance Group recently released new auto and homeowners products, providing consumers with customized insurance products and consultative insurance services through quality endorsements, greater multi-line discounts and affinity program discounts. When is the last time you dicussed protecting your car Read more »

Author: S. Todd Harris

Texas Launches New Program to Assist Veterans with Purchasing a Home

posted on February 19, 2010

The state of Texas has taken one more step toward assisting its veterans. Thanks to the Texas Mortgage Credit Program, which is being overseen by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, veterans will now receive extra assistance when it comes time to buy a home. Read more »

Author: Jim Olenbush

Texas Launches New Program to Assist Veterans with Purchasing a Home

posted on February 19, 2010

The state of Texas has taken one more step toward assisting its veterans. Thanks to the Texas Mortgage Credit Program, which is being overseen by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, veterans will now receive extra assistance when it comes time to buy a home. Read more »

Author: Jim Olenbush

New Products, Great Multi-Line Discounts & Affinity Programs

posted on February 12, 2010

Farmers Insurance Group, S. Todd Harris Agency is offering new products with great multi-line discounts and affinity programs for Educators, Fire Departments, Police Departments and Healthcare professionals. Are you a teacher, policeman, fireman, nurse or doctor?  Farmers Insurance Group Texas, S. Read more »

Author: S. Todd Harris

Sell Your Note - Cash Payments

posted on February 12, 2010

We are just about to close a note deal here at The Texas Note Company that I wanted to share some of the details with you.  A note holder in North Texas up around Dallas called and wanted to sell his note, that was secured by three land lots.  For the sake of argument we will call the note holder/owner Chris.  I told Chris that in order to sell his note and get a good accurate quote I would need him to fax me the following documents: Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

Sell Your Note with The Texas Note Company

posted on January 21, 2010

The Texas Note Company is a group of real estate professionals that specialize in Owner Financed mortgage notes.   We are Texas owned and operated.  Our business is to buy and sell mortgage notes, deeds of trusts, land contracts, and mobile home notes.  Whether you are in the market to sell a portfolio of notes, a few mortgage notes or just one,  The Texas Note Company has the experience and resources to get you the best price for your note. Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

What Is Seller Financing?

posted on January 3, 2010

When I attend various networking events around Texas and I get up and give my 60 second spiel and almost always I will get someone that comes up to me and say.  "Robert What is Seller Financing?  I have heard of it, but just not really sure what it is or how it works."   Read more »

Author: Robert E Young

10 Reasons Your Competition Hired a Business Coach

posted on December 29, 2009

It's no secret that Mac Brown watches videos to find out exactly what his competition (Alabama) is doing.  He wants to know if they have something he hasn't seen before.  He wants to know what makes them a winning team.Your competition may have a "lucky charm" in their back pocket that you need to find out about; It's a business coach.  So why did your competitor hire a coach?1. It’s the first of the year and they want to get a head start on you.2. They want to be the Best of the Best. Read more »

Author: Scott Carley

Why Do Home Insurance Rates Differ By Location?

posted on December 28, 2009

Consumers have long known that their home insurance rates can be dramatically affected by the area they live in due factors such as weather and other things. For example, homeowners in hurricane-prone states like Florida tend to pay higher premiums, especially in light of storms earlier in the decade that caused billions of dollars in damage throughout the region. Another factor can be a home's proximity to fire departments and hydrants, especially in states that have an elevated danger of wildfires. Read more »

Author: Omarr Guerrero