I know commercial real estate agents who quit and became residential agents because the company was taking too much through various fees.It got to the point where a $10,000 commission would net the agent $1,500 which barely covers expenses.Brokers seem to have a big advantage over agents in cases like that.

I bet we have a guru type business behind this, just guessing, teaching someone an approach to "help" people facing foreclosure.

In your own words, you said you were in violation of the lease now you got caught face up to your mistake and contact the landlord and do the right thing get rid of the dog or work something out with the landlord.

Well, if I were appointed as King, many things would be different, there wouldn't be commercial banks in investment banking, security and banking laws would drop back to prior the Clinton years and securitizing anything that existed on the face of the earth wouldn't necessarily be allowed, such as SFDs.

After getting nowhere with this guy, I got right in his face and demanded that he approve the work NOW.

Baring some requirement in those two laws that you use an agent I would offer the following.If you represent Landlords, they typically want property management which extends well beyond the initial leasing period and contains most of the headaches in my opinion.

. $10,000), but I think we all know that the wealthier you get the more pull there is to pinch pennies because it was a thriftiness that earned you all that money in the first place, and also the competition you face from peers or even one's own perceptions about goals/bottom line.

While still better than some, it is still a tad over priced for what they provide.Yes Than played special teams for the Chicago Bears and lasted barely a season.

Meet face-to-face, network & exchange contact information;2.

I would recommend that you have the ability to send at least 500 bare minimum post cards or letters per month.