I just always disclose upfront there is a broker fee no less than 1/2  and no more than 1 full installment of rent.As for commercial I am not sure.

My mortgage broker uses a tool that automatically provides a list of comps.  

And, yes, I see our growth starting to compound because we're getting more and more deals from brokers, we can now sign on our own loans without any guarantors, and our investors are investing multiple times while referring their friends.

Can a Tennessee real estate agent, working under a broker, use a LLC or S-Corp for tax & liability purposes instead of doing business as a sole proprietor?

I would much rather this tenant-buyer succeed at this purchase than fail and have the hassle of an awkward eviction next year, and am considering sending a monthly email on the 1st of each month reminding them that the clock is ticking, and giving them contact info to my loan broker for their benefit.Any thoughts or advice?  

Hi Tyana,I just received my license and affiliated with a broker over the last few weeks so everything is fresh in my mind.

I'd say that it is probably determined to a certain degree by area customs. 

My aunt works for a real estate agent/broker in Austin, Tx.

As always, ask your broker.

As for West Arlington, the area north of 287 all the way north to North Green Oaks ( that whole swatch from Cooper street to Fort Worth) has a lot of custom homes, mature neighborhoods, and some streets of decent-looking duplexes.