Our mortgage brokers are very good and lenders are still very lenient.

Another problem is that, at least here, you really have to be a broker, not just an agent, to be out listing your own stuff.

The school I took both my Sales Associate and Brokers class at was Ifrec in Central Florida.

I have been a broker and investment consultant for several yrs.

I understand most will be going to the property but if my ROI is above 9% I will be happy...still looking for that perfect deal - I have viewed many properties so far and the numbers look good according to the broker and agent - but they do not have property invested so why should I take their word - if possible please provide and see if you can provide me all the proper formulas with investing in propertyROI etc

i got undercut - broker i was working with kept dragging his butt.it was 4 acres with really good frontage - over 250' in a nice area for like 22k (if memory serves)lake wylie huh.what's shakin there?

(As opposed to the transaction broker/customer relationship, which does limit the Realtor to the MLS.)

The buyer must go through a HUD certified broker.

I work as a Bicycle Mechanic full time, I am in college at Ferris State University with a double major, Mechanical Engineering Technology and Business Administration, and am also working on a real estate certificate from the university and at the end of attaining that also getting a brokers license.

My favorite lender charges about $1000, a mortgage broker will charge a lot more.