Is this true?

And to some degree, that’s true.

This is not alwys true, I know some agents that don't know sick-em from come here--when it comes to real estate.

It is true that some brokers may find one high earning transaction to be of a greater priority in comparison to a transaction of a lower earning capacity.

Ill be able to retire in a few years max.But my first goal is not to retire but ti get Debt free.With out my house note, car note, credit cards, and student loans, I think life will take on a whole new meaning.

The bottom line is to be savvy when you talk to agents.This is true, make sure you know what the agent plans to do to list your home.

She is also against paying half because she claims she pays rent in Canada...which is not quite true as her husband is the only one who works so she doesn't contribute one dime to her rent there.

Hand out cards, hang fliers, drop by open houses, network with realtors, run a classified ad, create an internet presence or join your local chamber of commerce, offer something freeYou can also buy leads just to give yourself some practice.

Until you pull there credit and relize they havent paid there mortgage in 120 days, have 30, 60, 90 day lates on there credit cards, tax liens, and collections from 1998.

And too good to be true!