Network resources
Written for the people who move property: investors building a buy box, wholesalers packaging a contract, and professionals deciding whether TKC is a useful relationship. Property owners should start with the seller guides.
Buyers & Investors
How to Build a Real Estate Buy BoxA buy box is a written filter. The tighter it is, the fewer irrelevant properties reach you — and the faster a real fit gets recognised.What TKC Needs Before Sending an OpportunityEvery buyer who submits through this website starts as unverified. Verification is a short, practical conversation — not a credit check.Investor Due Diligence ChecklistThe items below are the ones that most often turn a good-looking Texas deal into a dead one. Work them early, not the day before closing.ARV, Rehab and Acquisition Criteria ExplainedMost disagreements about price are actually disagreements about ARV or scope. Separate the three numbers and the conversation gets short.Proof of Funds and Closing ReadinessClosing readiness is a documented ability to fund on a date. Everything else is intent.How TKC Matches Buyer CriteriaMatching is a filter chain, not a blast list. Fewer, more relevant conversations is the entire point.
Wholesale & JV
TKC Deal Submission ChecklistA complete submission gets a straight answer quickly. An incomplete one turns into a week of messages.How to Package a Wholesale DealPackaging is credibility. The package tells a buyer whether the rest of the transaction is likely to be organised.What Helps a Buyer Review FasterSpeed comes from completeness. Every missing field becomes a question, and every question adds a day.Property Photo and Access ChecklistA complete photo set is often the difference between a review today and a walkthrough next week.What TKC Reviews Before Discussing a JVA JV is a shared-risk relationship. The review is about whether the risk is understood on both sides.Seller Opportunity vs. Signed ContractBoth are welcome. They are handled differently, and mislabelling one as the other causes the most avoidable problems.