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Tyler Barranger
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Spokane, WA
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real estate commissions

Tyler Barranger
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Spokane, WA
Posted

Hello Fellow investors and Real Estate Brokers,

I recently had a couleague approach me and asked if I could help with some finances, he is a great real estate agent and has a few closings coming up, but he was in a pinch now. His car was broke down, mortgage payment was due in a week, bills were past due and he was in a pinch. I unfortunatley could not help him I advised him to check out ecommission, but he did not feel comfortable going that route. In your experience, would a lender be inkline to helping him for a short period of time if he was able to present the purchase and sale agreements he had in his pipeline? Obviously with a fee.

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