Posted by Dirk Roach on March 13, 1999 at 09:33:00:
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“Lonnie Deals” in Texas? - Posted by Darrell Camp
Posted by Darrell Camp on March 07, 1999 at 10:45:52:
Hello: I am wondering if someone could tell me if Lonnie deals are possible in Texas without having to get a real estate license? Someone had told me that to do them one must definitely have a license and im just trying to find out if this is true. Thankyou.
Re: “Lonnie Deals” in Texas? - Posted by Martha Davis
Posted by Martha Davis on March 11, 1999 at 15:37:04:
I live in Houston and am new to “Lonnie deals” too but we just put a contract on one today. Someone told me that you could probably do one or two deals without a license. We plan to do just one until I can get to Austin to get the license. On the other hand, you can keep doing the Lonnie deals and sell them on lease/option without a license.
Re: “Lonnie Deals” in Texas? - Posted by h.farmer
Posted by h.farmer on March 08, 1999 at 22:02:57:
What are “Loonie Deals” I live in texas maybe able to help answer your question
Re: “Lonnie Deals” in Texas? - Posted by Tom Brown
Posted by Tom Brown on March 08, 1999 at 11:10:35:
I think you are confusing a real estate license which is required for real estate agents/brokers and a mobile home dealer license.
Try these contacts. They are from the State of Texas website.
Manufactured Housing Broker— Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Manufactured Housing 512/475-4732 or 800/500-7074 Fee Requirement: Application - $125.00. Processing Time: Contact agency.
Manufactured Housing Retailer-- Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Manufactured Housing 512/475-4732 or 800/500-7074 Fee Requirement: Application - $225.00. Processing Time: Contact agency