Be careful with "exclusively" working with an agent; if the agent turns out to be worthless, you will still have to compensate that agent for that "exclusive" relationship you formed.Offer to be exclusive with that agent for any property that you visit as a result of the agent making a connection to the seller / seller's agent.

IMO it begins with an ethical conduct toward providing a service that employs a high degree of skill and/or knowledge.Seems there is a lack of knowledge that is simply compensated for by a high rate of interest and 5,6 or 10 points in making a loan decission, many seem to care less if the borrower succeeds or fails, so long as they are well secured to ensure the return of thier money with a high profit.

I will order a diminished value report, which will basically tell us the value of the 11 feet and FATICO will compensate you for the loss of that 11 feet.

I'm wondering if I could get any compensation from nationstar for wasting my time and putting me through all this.

This looks like my only option, but I have no idea whether this is just a small claims issue, or could end up being a legal battle in order to get compensation, and whether that is going to be prohibitively expensive.

When you bought did you compensate for the max rate adjustment to see what the cash flow and other metrics would look like??

Good advice from James.I've been wholesaling for about a year and I'd encourage you to invest in your education before you expect compensation!

I don't think you can take any compensation for this.

Delayed the project for several months with the back and forth. 2) Insurance: Make sure the subs are insured including workman's compensation.

In the case of true mentoring, it would be a fair deal for them to be compensated for their time, etc., and @Dell Schlabach seems to have found a fair balance.My problem is more with the gurus that charge people an arm and a leg and have no real personal investment in their success.