This means, for example, that a mortgage broker employee cannot receive compensation based on the interest rate of a loan or on the fact that the loan officer steered a consumer to purchase required title insurance from an affiliate of the broker, since the consumer is obligated to pay interest and the required title insurance in connection with the loan.

I don't have any affiliation with this program so I can't answer any questions, but here's the website for more info:http://www.gybo.com/californiaI've long considered setting up some sort of basic website for property management so I can list vacancies when they come up and include a link to a rental application (with the hope of getting more people to see the house and apply online so I don't have to physically go to the property to do these things).

I dont have any affiliation with them.Brian Mathews - you make valid points brian.

Hey I've had success on FB with affiliate marketing.

If you have another agent represent you then you must not have a business affiliation with them, which would also include a referral agreement for commission for the transaction.

I'm getting spammed by all the gurus right now with some affiliate who is marketing a program that will bring up all the vacant properties in an area.

But I'm not too keen on having to get a broker affiliation since this is all I'm interested in.

these guys are NOT affiliated with Net Worth...

BTW, I'm not affiliated with Rob at all.

It may simply be that the selling agent can get their commission check at the closing table, as opposed to having to wait, or there could be other "affiliations" with the listing broker.Have you received any prelim HUD statements from them?