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Sell a Houston Investment Property Fast

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Sell a Houston Investment Property Fast: No Cash Flow You Have Options Call 832-271-6637 It might have seemed like a great idea at the time. But, if a neighborhood goes downhill, you’re sinking a load of money into repairs, or you can’t get reliable tenants, trying to  sell a Houston investment property   FAST that isn’t cash flowing suddenly becomes very enticing.There are a myriad of ways you might have landed into this predicament. Buying an investment property to put aside some extra money for retirement or your kids’ college fund might have kick-started it all. But as the reality has set in, you’d do anything to get out of owning your investment property that isn’t cash flowing and is becoming a major source of stress in your life. Some of the more common predicaments include: Sell My Houston Investment Property Fast:   Some Common Nightmare Investment Rental Property Issues Bad tenants . A  rental property nightmare  begins...

Tips for Selling Your Houston House During The Coronavirus Pandemic

The real estate market is experiencing low mortgage interest rates right now which has triggered real estate buyers to jump on new opportunities! If you are ready to sell your house, don’t let the virus stop you! Buyers are buying! Here are some tips for selling your Houston house during the coronavirus pandemic. Sell Directly The easiest and fastest way to sell your Houston house during the Coronavirus Pandemic is to work with a direct buyer. Houston Area Home Cash Buyers can help you facilitate the process, which may be much easier than working with a traditional agent! No Open Houses If you are going to sell or have your house listed already, don’t have an open house. It is too risky to have multiple strangers from different households, possibly different cities or states coming into your home wandering about. You would have to have strict management of all of these guests and maybe only allow so many people in at a time. With technology as great as it is, there ar...

How To Avoid Running Into Mortgage Paying Trouble for Houston and surrounding areas. Homeowners

You may think it’s only the tenant who has a hard time  paying the mortgage,  but as a real estate investor or landlord, there may be times when it’s hard to pay the mortgage on your end as well. Here are some things you can do to avoid facing difficulty in paying your mortgage each month. Keep your properties full. While it may sound overly simplified, this is the most obvious method for ensuring you’ve got rent money coming in each month to cover your property mortgage payments. Don’t allow yourself to get slack on advertising for new tenants. And don’t put off screening applicants or filling your properties because you get busy or overworked. Recognize filling your vacancies as a major aspect of your REI business success and deal with it quickly and efficiently every time. Do your best to find quality tenants. While you want to keep your properties full, finding good quality tenants is key. By “good” it means they pay their rent on time, keep the property main...

5 Costs To Expect With A Traditional Sale of Your Houston and surrounding areas. House

There are a number of costs to expect with a traditional sale of your Houston and surrounding areas. home. Find out if working with an agent is really the right choice for your situation and property in our latest post! Working with a real estate agent in Houston and surrounding areas. to sell your house isn’t always worth it. When you factor in the costs, time, and effort required on your part, you may find that an alternative method of selling is the better choice for you. Below, we list five major costs you should be prepared for if you choose to sell your house in the traditional way. Repairs When selling your house in Houston and surrounding areas., it will likely require you to make some repairs. The small things in your house that need touching up can add up fast. And if your house needs major repairs, the costs will obviously grow much higher. Once the house is listed and an offer is eventually made, your potential buyer will pay to have an inspection done ...