As such, third parties (lenders, brokers, tenants etc.) should sign contracts with the Management Company and not the Investment Entity to add an extra layer of protection for the Investment Entity against any lawsuits arising from those contracts.

That's why it is important to work with a reputable broker or lender.

Property managers in the State of California are required to work under a licensed broker.

But try to get an agent/broker to reduce his or her commission, to actually negotiate it, and you would run into a brick wall virtually every time.

Investor looking to connect with brokers, other investors, and developers in the Louisville area to learn about the market and grow.

I would advise working with a mortgage broker instead for a seamless process instead of rolling the dice.

Any suggestions on appropriate mortgage brokers in Colorado would be appreciated.Thank you in advance for your input.

A good contractor that has established themselves in Detroit and a realtor/broker that runs all over Detroit checking out properties I find on and off markets.

I loved it so much that I left my job in Medical sales to join a broker that specializes in this loan.

The lawsuit settlement does more to *try* to increase transparency than it does to changes what a seller can or can't pay to the buyer's broker.