( You must leave the table with everyone satisfied about the deal.

The lender's rate sheet may have a table that looks like so:4.0% = -1 pts4.25% = 0 pts4.5% = 1 pts.4.75% = 2 pts.5.0% = 3 pts.So, if the broker sells a mortgage at 4.5% (the market rate) and doesn't charge any points, the lender will still pay him 1 point, on the back-end, for his trouble.

Seems like this is something important to you Josh this topic is being brought to the table again.1.

Even if they're only a year or two into an existing 30 year loan, they now start over on the time table.

I think I left money on the table.

There's very little money on the table in a typical "rent to own".

Without a decent club close by it takes that valuable tool of having likeminded people to learn from off the table.

The last CAREI meeting I attended quite a few years back was $20 for non members to attend and to get to the entrance, both sides of the hallway were lined with tables of those trying to sell their books, tapes or boot camps.

"Now, if you could hold on for 20 years, your loan balance will be reduced to the point where you could sell without bring cash to the table."

I will cross post this here, as I wait for the official blessing from Josh (and not just a late day quick conversation at the summit) ::Talking to Josh, and unsuccessfully trying it a few years ago, I'm looking to get a local BP networking/round table going... monthly maybe?