The agents have student loan delinquencies so their license gets suspended, back child support license gets suspended, IRS tax levy requests to take the agents commission split when it closes, license lapse for not paying renewal fees to the state, the agent not keeping up with continuing education, etc.On and on this goes with tons of papers from non performing agents.Lot's of grief and they are producing very little revenue for the brokerage.I got rid of all of them a long time ago.

So I would like to hear from some other BP members on this.In particular I am looking for Divorce properties, Gift Transferred (Parent to Child) and Probates with this.

At the end of the day, I am NOT happy and the seller has acted like a child.

.- Having your IRA purchase real estate that’s currently owned by a family member of lineal descent, such as your father- Issuing a mortgage on a relative’s new residence- Granting a child a second mortgage for the down payment on his or her first home- Buying stock from the IRA owner (any transaction involving IRA funds and a ‘party in interest’ is prohibited)- Purchasing a stock in a closely held corporation in which the IRA owner is an officer or has a controlling equity position- Purchasing restricted stock from a relative Now in your situation, it may be best to stick with your current plan and ride this out as Steven said.

Or do they have a cat, dog or child that destroyed all the screens.  

My mother was an immigrant's child.

Also having their license suspended for student loan delinquencies, back child support, IRS tax levy demands to their principal broker on the agents portion of their commission checks etc.Lot's of drama that a head broker doesn't need.

I'd just have to check that applicable child-labor laws to make sure its all kosher :).

Texas will not allow garnishment for anything other than child support or taxes.

I'm a proud mother of one and expecting my second child.