because so often it's the Realtor who is pushing a "cash cow" either disingenuously or because they just don't know how to run the numbers. 

The real "holly-cow" moment is realizing it's been in front of ones face the whole time. 

At this point I had a few cash cows and my finances in check so I wanted a bigger deal.

I’m in the learning stage of starting up and it is a steep learning curve with tons of information to digest.

You need a few months to digest your growth.

., hours committed to representation, achievement goals, discounts for properties based on price for square footage, negotiation of post escrow discounts, credit for seller/agent cooperation, transaction coordination commitment) might be more digestible for a buyer.Should be interesting to see going forward, but I do think in general, agent compensation will be less as things develop.

For pros, he challenges conventional wisdom and explodes sacred cows by exposing hidden conflicts of interests and mis-alignments that many in the industry won’t admit to.

If property has good layout I have seen many cash cows pop up there.

I'm in the early learning and exploration stage and definitely learning a lot just searching through the BP threads and reading.This gives me more to digest and continue learning.

Holy cow.