Going off on a little tangent but don't look for agents who offer BPOs.

If you are referring to the 1-4 SF contract, there is space allotted for agents which would also be legally binding. 

Sometimes, depending on the appraiser or the lending institution it's not.Comps are merely a quick snapshot of comparables in the area without making adjustments for age, seller contributions, conditions of comparables.

@Brad Larsen I am assisting with coordinating a real estate charity expo here in San Antonio, for agents and investors on February 4th would you be interested in being a vendor.

The limited warranty deed will cover anything that may have happened during the seller's ownership of the property and the title insurance will cover anything prior to that (other than what is specifically called out as an exception to the policy).As for agents disclosing that they may not have clear title, I've never seen an agent pull title before -- it's the job of the title company (or attorney) to pull title and determine if there are title issues or not.

I still think niche real estate sites are the real gold mine for agents.

I spoke to the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging today.

In Joel's case he is not interested in interviewing anyone but a brokerage that is looking for agents will pretty much "hire" any warm body.

I'm already licensed in Texas with KW so I'm looking to keep my fees lower here in Florida  I'm also looking for a brokerage in Jacksonville that would be good for agent looking to find rental properties.

How can you qualify for agency debt?