Common sense would suggest if you have a sponsor lacking in that department, even the deal of the century could turn out to be a bad investment.  

The market is definitely a little scarcer than it has been during the great rate drop of the century.

@Edward Lawrence NARPM dues are $245/year and if you are a professional manager that is the deal of the century for what they offer you.

First off, you're not going to receive the entire 3% commission unless you have already served your time to become a broker.Rich is right if you're working for a large, big-name broker (Re/Max, Keller Williams, Century 21, etc).

Obviously I'm looking for a mid-century modern which seem to price in at least $525k so not sure I'd get even close to the ROI I get in Big Bear- but thought it would be nice to have a home in a different place so I'm not "All the eggs in one basket" (And who doesn't want to own a Wexler long term?!) 

Beggins/Century 21 on S.

Just think of the wealth of information you would gain over a half Century in BP!!!

What goes on in Dubai stays in DubaiChina- See the Great WallEgypt- See the pyramidsNew Delhi- See what it feels like to be in a country/city that's living in 3 centuries simultaneouslyAlaska- Visit Sarah Palin's city so you can see Russia from your windowSt.

I'm not riding through cutting heads off with my battle ax, but in order to protect a profession the public served must be protected from the bad professionals in all industries, that or we can go back to the 12th century.  

That’s why it’s important to have a sound money, one that isn’t subject to political manipulation.Over the centuries many things have been used as money, prominently including cows, salt and seashells.