Yes he has a brokerage license.

This is very common, especially if your agent is with a brokerage with a lot of agents.

Who owns these originator/servicing firms, ha, they are owned by those in the financial arena, they aren't mom and pop brokerages. $35 servicing would be the cost on a $336,000 loan with actual amounts at risk, yet the servicer is charging that amount on a loan based on an equity amount, no cash at risk really on some $45,000 seller note!

I am not a Realtor but get my information from an investment/investor friendly Brokerage that shares their data at local REIA meetings.

If you search high and low enough you might find or may never but do not expect a broker/agent to go on a wild goose chase for a very small commission.

Like a few hundred bucks for email marketing and twenty trips to brokerages with flyers kind of advertising.

My biggest problem when I moved to my new state was lack of other members of my brokerage.

Any individual, corporation, partnership, trust, joint venture, or other entity which sells, exchanges, or leases its own real property;What I don't see in the FL real estate brokerage code as an exemption is if a layperson can buy their own real property.

If you are a professional (lawyer, accountant, mortgage broker, agent, etc) I am interested in hearing from you.

The contract will indicate the percentage of compensation based on the agreed brokerage agreement.