Found him online, so really he has no real loyalty as in a 3rd party connection.That's the thing, he is extremely efficient, and I thought we got along well and I could trust him.But I guess actions speak louder than words.I will 'interrogate' him tomorrow about the situation with rapid questions and if it's obvious he's lying I don't see the point in working further with someone I can't trust.

., but in return you expect them to show you loyalty, and that if they prefer to work with several agents, that's fine for them to do, but you prefer not to work that way, and wish them luck.If there are deals out there that are solid deals, you will have plenty of buyers that are ready, willing, and able to do the deals.However; I understand your frustration.

There is hardly in loyalty among thieves or in real estate, LOL, saying, don't give a deal away expecting future business, future business depends on what you can produce and the deal.I'd first get with the seller as to financing it, he'll likely understand the matter being in RE, it's not like approaching grandma.

I have no loyalty to insurance man (or woman in my case).Hope this helps.

@Michele Fischer,You are correct, I do receive multiple payments in such a case.No, I never charge any tenant or borrower any fees whatsoever at any time, other than a late payment fee.Being flexible is a win-win opportunity and loyalty builder.If the payer receives a paycheck on the 10th, I generally make the due date the following day.

My point in the article is to create loyalty with your contractors.

But, he's been with me for over a year, has proven his loyalty and has done plenty of favors for me in the past, so I'm happy to return the goodwill.

Remember his loyalty is not to you but in fact the Seller and him/her closing the deal.

(i do, i just haven't told my agent yet, and they like that kind of loyalty when i do call them) "Hey, I saw an open house, I'm interested, told them I am working with you, can you help me put in an offer?"

.#2 - The long term employment may lend me to think they may show same similar loyalty to good landlord (and consistently pay).