They lack experience but make up for some of that with attitude and attention.Probably what you need to look for is someone in the middle, someone who has the time to devote to you yet has been around long enough to know people and how to overcome problems.

How do you go around verifying wages with an uncooperative human resource person with a bad attitude.

If you bring a polite attitude and a spirit of refusing to accept no, I'd bet you'll have some success.

What an attitude they have!

You are not going to change the current attitude by those in power.

Some of us are here to learn and ask questions, not be treated to your elitist attitude.

Someone who is not afraid of success.A never quit attitude, not to mention tough minded and sharp.Someone who has the capability to negotiate and close the deal (like me ;)Someone who has my back as I'll have theirs...

It is not one vs. the other and neither side has any business adopting a superior attitude towards the other.

I am also interested in a property currently owned by WaMu but they seem pretty adamant about any REO offer concessions, in addition to their REO' bring over priced considering they are "as is".Looking at new lately, I hope they change their attitude just because their shares took a 17% dive just yesterday.

I personally could argue either side, but after years of in-depth experience I've concluded that there is no certain answer to the question of who really pays the commission.If you've ever had the opportunity to list a home as an agent, then you would know that most sellers take on the attitude of "I'm paying the commission, therefore you work for me".