If you’re looking for a rental home, the last thing you want is to fall victim to a rental scam. Scam artists like to take advantage of prospective tenants because emotions involved in the process can make people more vulnerable. For instance, if you’re feeling excitement and enthusiasm about finding a new home, your eagerness
Everything changed when a landlord and his wife had a baby. Previously, he came to the rental house often. He spent several summer weekends installing a French drain to address a flooding problem. He repaired a toilet. Painted the exterior. Cut down a dead tree. After the baby arrived, though, the landlord was nowhere to
Adam- Thanks so much for touching base with us. We are thrilled for you and your new job! Michelle did a great job leasing our property so quickly. We’ve definitely enjoyed working with her the past several years and are confident that Pyramis is going to grow under your leadership. From our perspective this move
When a lender “runs your credit,” that means the bank taps into one of three independent national credit reporting bureaus — TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax. Credit reporting bureaus collect information about your credit card use, rental history from landlords, and your loan history, including vehicle and student loans. The bureaus then analyze the results and
Wait, what? Aren’t those just different terms for the same thing? A lot of people think so, but the terms are not synonymous. Here’s the difference: All Texas REALTORS® are licensed real estate agents or brokers. However, not all real estate agents or brokers are Texas REALTORS®. Huh? Once someone becomes licensed as a real