Lastly when I was newer in the business I was a Land ONLY specialist I sold smaller to larger Ranch style land and depending on where it was and how difficult it was to show standard fee's in those  days was 10% and on some of my deals that were 40 miles of dirt road back into Mendocino National Forest and took someone with my unique skills with maps and compass's to even find the land I charged 20 to 30% commish on those.

No one cares what your style is.

If you want an apartment or townhouse style condo, prices are lower.

All - wife and I, after some discussion about floor plans and styles, are converting it to our personal home. 

For those reasons, I will wait to listen to several episodes before deciding whether his particular style was a good move for this podcast or not.I also love David Greene and Rob Abasolo, as well as the way their individual styles complimented each other in the podcast format. 

I just closed on a 6 bedroom/ 5 bath home in Indio with a huge empty lot where I am going to build a resort style pool in the backyard.

For this house they would have used PVC and it was built in '89 (Ranch style.)

Even back then there were a lot of high rise hotels where you could get a decent condo-style room with hot water, cable tv etc for really cheap ($15-20USD/night).

There is also a prepayment structure that is equal to six months of interest (so half the rate) for about five years - this is more common for west coast DSCR lenders (sometimes called "Cali Style"Generally OK to negotiate - but with no prepayment penalty, you are likely going to have a significantly higher rate or points at close

Communist style federal controls in assorted housing.