Here's a lot for sale in Briargrove. Its rare finding distressed tear-downs in such a desirable and sought after part of Houston, but it can be done with the right approach and right relationships.

Funny story about how I started working with this owner. His house was being sold at foreclosure auction in spring of 2016. I stopped by his house and managed to connect with his wife. He basically told me to get lost and never contact him again. A year later, he emailed me as if he had forgotten what he told me, and asked me if I could bring my builders by to look at his home and make an offer. I sent 2 builders over and got him 2 offers right away.

As it turned out, there were lots of liens. We couldn't close. Then we had to negotiate the liens. Finally, we did, and its for sale.
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Contact me if you'd like to tour the property. Offer deadline is Sept. 30, 2017.

​If you would ask the mortgage holders what their biggest fear is, it would not be other than the foreclosure. Even if they are in the good  financial condition and 
there is no probability of missing a mortgage payment, still they worry about foreclosure. It is because the life exigencies can come any time and may disrupt your budget while leading to unexpected expenses. ​

Buying a home is one of the major investments that a person makes in life and at the time he purchases a home, it is not in his mind that he may face financial issues in the future and can lose his house. Yes, it happens. When a homeowner fails to pay the mortgage installment for three or more months, then his lender can proceed with the foreclosure to recover as much of the due loan amount is possible.  ​

If you will look at the housing market of Houston, what you will notice is the majority of the homes are foreclosed and many others are still fighting it. And the reason behind this can be any; it can be the financial issue, a loss of the job, unexpected expenditures or any other reason that can let the homeowners miss the mortgage payments and then face foreclosure.