The Unknown Threat to Excess Proceeds on a Foreclosure
If a homeowner’s property goes into foreclosure, sometimes there are remaining funds after the mortgage debt and foreclosure costs are paid, called “excess proceeds.” In s...
Read MoreOwner Finance Tax Consequences
You used owner financing to sell your property in order to earn more and close the deal faster. Are there any tax consequences? Both buyers and sellers can be affected by se...
Read MoreWhat’s Driving the Rush to Invest in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate?
Besides being a beautiful place to live and work, Dallas is an incredible business asset and getting even stronger given its fast-paced growth. The Urban Land Institute and ...
Read MoreIssues to be Aware of in Connection with Your Title Closings
Most homebuyers and some new investors are not familiar with the process of purchasing real estate, from executing the contract all the way through to the sale closing. That gen...
Read MoreHow Homeowners Can Remove Judgment Liens Against Their Homes
The Big Question Can your homestead in Texas be confiscated by a creditor? After a verdict is rendered by a judge or jury in a civil court case, a final judgment is entered in ...
Read MoreThe Flexibility of Owner Financing When Selling a Home or Investment Property in Texas
Owner financing gives you, the homeowner or real estate investor in Texas, the opportunity to finance the sale of a property instead of requiring the buyer to secure a bank mortgag...
Read MoreISSUES IN EVICTION by Gaylene Rogers Lonergan
You spent a lot of time and money buying a property and preparing it as a rental as an extra income source. But your tenants haven’t paid the rent. Now what? There are ...
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