North Oak Cliff
We began researching about a month ago potential options for a disabled Dallas resident who is being threatened by investors to sell his home for less than market value or be reported to Code Compliance. Plenty of Dallas homeowners have told us they get the calls, texts, and emails. They mark them as spam and…
Let’s be clear. There’s nothing illegal about an investor, developer, or home flipper contacting a homeowner with hopes of purchasing a property and repurposing it. A problem arises, however, when predatory investors seek out the elderly or disabled and trick them into making the sale at well below market value under threat of eviction or…
A disabled South Edgefield resident whose parents died recently has a title and a will deeding their homes to him but fights a daily battle with real estate investors who want to buy the properties for less than market value. Sometimes they claim that Durwood “Woody” Brodie Jr.’s homes were signed over to them by…
If you’re headed to Oak Cliff via downtown Dallas, Lake Cliff is typically the neighborhood you’ll encounter first on your way to your destination. The area is bordered by E. 5th Street on the north, E. Davis and E. 8th Street on the south, and is sandwiched between N. Zang and N. Marsalis on the…
Sunset Hills is an almost secret spot in Oak Cliff that can only be described as Winnetka Heights adjacent. I’m kidding. It can be described in a lot of ways. I mean, hello, I have full access to Thesaurus.com and I’m about four coffees deep on this day. However, the best way to describe it…
