I want to buy a house in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas... what questions do I ask the builder?
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what he said...check the location...is it near schools, places where ppl work...or near bars...nuclear power plants etc...things that can raise the value of your home etc are good like schools...power plants bad.
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go to realtor.com they have land for sall in AZ. g.l also if you need a land loan go to ocrate.com he can do that as well,
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The best routes to take are to research the process of starting a business as well as the industry you're interested in.\n\nI posted links for you in the source box pertaining to starting a business in Texas.\n\nResearch, research, research – this cannot be stressed enough. Read as much as you can. \n\n* How to Start a Business in Texas: With Forms by William R. Brown and Mark Warda\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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I would recommend buying land in Riverside. You must bare in mind that its about location, location, location, but you really can't go wrong buying in Riverside. It is a booming city! If you have any more questions please call the Pelican Group Realty @ 1-888-601-3970.
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You should consult with a loan officer to see what option is best for you. What do they offer in Tex?  Do you mean, what loans are available in Texas?  Or do you mean, what properties are available in Texas?  Let me know and I will provide you with a loan officer's name and number and a list of properties currently for sale.
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To someone wanting to build a house?
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I work with a builder in the DFW area that does that.  Shoot me a message with more specific questions.\n\nThanks, and good luck.
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just drive down your local builders merchant. they are on most industrial estate. big chain will be Travis Perkins or Jewsons. thats were all the builders and that get there stuff.
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It'a alsways best to have representation.  If you buy a house then you will be going through the seller's agent, and they will not be looking out for your best interest.  Find your own.  It costs you nothing and will really be best in the end.  If you need help, let me know.  I am a buyers agent in Texas and would be more than willing to refer you to someone in your area.
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I lived in AZ, it'll depend on why...If working in Phoenix, Casa Grande is about an hour south and a great city to live in...it is also about an hour north of Tuscon so same answer...If looking to retire or just live, I would recommend Wickenburg area
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Go to the city and do a title search for ownership then try to trace down the current owners of the property. Then wheel and deal! You may need a commercial real estate broker though. Good Luck! I grew up in Amarillo. I Love those small old town motels! History!
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I am a real estate broker in Davidson County North Carolina and one of specialty areas is working with investors.  I am also an investor and my husband is a builder/remodeler/investor.  I have been in the business for 9 years.\n\nI have sold many homes to investors for rentals  and for resale.  I also advise new investors in  different exit strategies.  \n\nI would be happy to work with you if you were interested in investing in my area of North Carolina.
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You can't get a 3 bed/2 bath home for 150k in St. George/Hurricane anymore! You're best bet in Washington County, Utah is a development called Rainbow Canyon in Hurricane:\n\nhttp://gemstoneproperties.com/rainbow.html\n\nIt's the best value in the Washington County market right now, I believe.\n\nIf you're looking for slower pace, however, may I recommend Cedar City? It's only about 45 minutes up the freeway from Washington County. It's more community-oriented than St. George. St. George is kind of like a mini Vegas. To check out real estate in Cedar City, check out:\n\nhttp://www.homes4utah.com/\n\nHappy house hunting!
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I don't know... try using your search engine if you are wanting to buy or browse at the beautiful homes/villas in PR. .... I always try www.callcollrealty.com they always seem to have plenty of homes/commercial for sale.. or even www.martirealty.com \n\nhope you buy something GREAT!!
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Do a lot of research in the area before you leap into this.  Make sure you know what type of repair work needs to be done ahead of bidding for it.\n\nIf you can do a lot of it on your own, then it's okay to live there.  If you can't do the work, get quotes and talk to people UP FRONT, not after the sale.\n\nBe careful of capital gains taxes on flipping homes, if you don't know what I'm talking about then you need to do a lot more learning before you do this.\n\nBasically it comes down to the market - timing, price, location.  Better do your homework, and I don't mean on line.  Buy some books and do some projects on your own before you think you can do this.
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You could call a local realtor. They would probably know, if not they could direct you within your community.
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Homes in Texas appreciate at a rate of 3%-4% per year.  In Dallas and Fort Worth, homes generally appreciate at a rate of up to 6% per year.  The Scenery Hills addition has some nice homes and is an established neighborhood.  The property values appear to have increased over the last couple of years, or have remained steady, depending on the home.  \n\nIf one purchases a home and years later, he/she has done no updating, doesn't take care of the home, or the location is no longer desirable, then that will certainly affect the value of the home, and in the case of location, might affect the value of every home in the subdivision, depending on what the circumstances are that made the area undesirable.\n\nAs far as markets that are "better off" around Fort Worth, try the City of Mansfield, located in southeast Tarrant County.\n\nI'm confused though, as you first indicated you "just purchased" a home and later indicate that you want to make sure you're "making a correct decision."  If you purchased the home, the decision has already been made, as you now own the home.  If you just submitted an offer to a seller and haven't closed, then you haven't "just purchased" the home. \n\nAnyway, good luck to you!