He likely would have let that one detail slide if there weren’t other issues as well.

I'm not going to allow you to exclude any other agent from bringing me a deal.I'm absolutely happy to pay you a commission for the deals YOU find and subsequently negotiate for me.I absolutely think the 60 day notice & one year auto-renew is excessive.

One thing I've seen agents do (but haven't done yet myself) is to offer a sliding commission scale for different levels of service.

Any allocation of passive losses you cannot use in that calendar year will carry over, so they can be used in subsequent years.

Of coz my grandma also know too it would create inflation and subsequent crisis.

In the units you might want to slide the stove out and the refrigerator out and see if there is a buildup of grime/ grease on the floor or on the walls or on the appliances themselves.

Those that do these have them already done up so it's easy money for them to slide them your way.

He subsequently offered me a 9.99% loan on the phone which then - in his email - turned into a 11.25% (apparently due to loan size).

(I've attached a screenshot here of one of the slides from that training section)So Matt, I apologize that you felt like you didn't get the value you had hoped.The majority of the feedback from people that have attended, has been exactly the opposite.  

All before the sign went on the lawn.Based on the subsequent confusion in closing the deal it could be this company or agent just didn't do a lot of REO sales and didn't know the market well or had a new guy handling it........