There is a huge difference between a $1MM portfolio that will not be broken up, and a same size portfolio of 50 notes, each averaging $200K, with various of the following factors, that would be sold individually.Regardless at minimum any buyer is going to require;Date of origination (for aging)Face amountInterest rateAny callability/or prepayment factorsIf this portfolio is that big and legit, why is this seller not looking at the "standard/legit" market to sell this.

The BPO's are called the "crack coca*ne" of our industry now for agents who can't sell very well.

Looking for any suggestions on real estate agents located in the Delaware, Ohio area. Will be moving to the area in a couple months. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Failure rate for agents is through the roof down here.

I am looking for agents in Northern New Jersey (Bergen and Essex County), in the Stamford, CT area, Philly, PA area, NYC and Rockland County, NY.

If you do end up getting your license, our brokerage in Castleton is looking for agents. 

I am aware of percentages for agents in Ohio, but is California different?

I can search and find topics on this subject but things seem to change with conditions and regulations, such as insurance pools granted yearly for agencies, renewals vs. new purchase, property conditions (roofs), flood zones, and you know better than I.

The same can be said for agents in the commission based system also.

The NAR caught wind of it and changed some of their internal rules for agents to also squash it.