That means (2) people have to get a commission for you to use that Lo at that lender.When you use an FDIC Bank you avoid having to pay points and you get the "PAR" rate.

I didnt even mention land costs , and the cost of the construction itself , and commissions . 

If they refuse to pay, file an ethics complaint with the state commission and consider taking them to small claims.

Or just used $15k as a downpayment and then had to make a couple months of payments to make the property ready, pay for inspections and repairs, commissions, utilities, advertising, and then it sat empty for a month and you had to make another payment?

Instead they have commission breath and act out like we see on here, pushing people instead of earning their trust or DM.

Nobody can safely and legitimately sell tradelines better and quicker than these guys, nobody pays more to do it, and nobody has a 100% commission referral program for each card uploaded by any/all new sellers you refer - without limit.I'm extremely experienced in this and although I've been through a couple growing pains with GFS they've ironed out nearly every issue and went fully transparent with their payment schedule and their system to prove that they will not manipulate pricing based on individual customers.

That said, I won't truly know my money isn't gone until the sale closes and distributions actually happen since I'm sure there will be commissions/other fees that come up.

In-year tax consultation, commission, are all deductible.

I earn a commission at the PM company and have been working in the RE industry for more than the two years required for the pre-approval!

In my eyes, this project is as risky as it gets, even though the borrower was also a real estate agent that was waiving the listing side of the commission.