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Where Do I Learn More About Real Estate In: Texas
Texas Real Estate Commission P.O. Box 12188 Austin, TX 787112188 Phone: 5124596544 of 18002508732 The Link : www.trec.state.tx.us more
Is A Licensed Attorney Required To Hold A Real Estate License To Act As A Broker?
No. A licensed attorney is exempt from the licensure requirements pursuant to Section 3( 1) of the Real Estate License Act. The licensed attorney can do everything a broker can do except sponsor … more
Can An Attorney Get A Broker License Without First Being Licensed As A Salesperson?
No. A licensed attorney will need to meet all the standard requirements, including education, examination and experience, for issuance of a real estate salesperson or broker license. more

Put A Lid On It!! Neighbors, Noise and How to Alleviate the Nuisance
Do you have noisy neighbors ? Does it interfere with your sanctuary at home? Do you wonder if it will ever stop? If you are currently in a situation where your neighborly noise is getting out of control, here are some steps that you can take to help muzzle the problem: 1. Talk to your neighbor Based upon individual comfort levels of noise, neighbors are oftentimes unaware that they … more
Quitclaim Deeds
Transfers of property can be complicated and expensive. However, the law recognizes that not all property transfers are the same. For example, there are different concerns and needs when you purchase property from a stranger than when you transfer property among relatives. Most real property transactions include the transfer of a general warranty deed that protects the … more

Facing Money Problems? How To Avoid Foreclosure....
Unfortunately, when facing unemployment, unexpected medical expenses, funding the care of a family member, or other financial strains, you may find yourself struggling to pay the mortgages and worry about loosing your homes in foreclosure. The good news is, you can avoid foreclosure and keep your home if you know the right steps to take. The Federal Housing Administration, a … more
How To Buy a Home
Buying a home can be complicated, but if you take things step-by-step, you will soon be holding the keys to your own home! Step 1: Figure out how much you can afford What you can afford will depend on your income, credit rating, current expenses and debt, the down payment you can afford to make and the interest rate. Your interest rate may be set for the life of the loan or may fluctuate … more

Home Equity Credit Lines
Foreclosure Rescue Scams: Another Potential Stress for Homeowners in Distress
This publication from the Federal Trade Commission explains how various foreclosure rescue scams … more
Fair Housing - Equal Opportunity for All
This pamphlet, published by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, explains the … more