And then it all cuts loose.... 

-what's interesting would be .... a loose-end different team brokerage like Exp , one team/agent is okay to have 2% retainer fee, the other one would ask for 2.5% and so on and other would offer flat fee, maybe they would have more agent internal competition inside.- this would impact large brokerage in expensive state like CA for sure.- but i think at the end it would create more and more local brokerage and reducing nationwide brokerage like re/max or exp or compass.

The rates for our loans for investors including DSCR loans, Fix-n-Flip Loans, and Ground-Up Spec Construction (as well as the rates for consumer Conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA rates) are driven by Treasury Rates as opposed to the Fed Funds rate, but there is a loose connection.

Goosehead has loose standards for bringing on franchise agents.2.

Oh don’t say anything Negative cause you will get the message of eviction letter you can’t say anything negative or say there app is useless cause all hell will break loose  no joke  

Hey mate,Long time, no speak.Yep, we request a basic POF to show the investor can buy with cash.We mention this throughout our site, video's and the investor application form.A basic screenshot will suffice and we ask for all important numbers to be blacked out.90% of all apps are folks wanting to finance so right of the bat we "loose" that business.Thanks and take care :)

hahaYou only like asked me 297 questions lol"If You Don't BUY now, You Will Loose These Cash Cows""Our Properties Are Hotter Than A Night In Bangkok"lolSo hurry up mateps.

@Kevin SalameaKind of a boring answer that I give all the time, but you can loosely sort Pennsylvania markets into the following categories:      - Philly/Pittsburgh       - Allentown/Lehigh Valley Area     - Harrisburg, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, Lancaster, York/Hanover, and Reading     - Everything elseNot surprisingly, they match the metropolitan statistical areas in Pennsylvania (link). 

The term is C/O is used loosely and in many cases incorrectly.

So, unfortunately, you're likely to pay close to 20-25% on the $400,000 (based on my loose math here -- please check this with an accountant who is familiar with Idaho).