450k primary residence home in TN, seeking lender who would do 20-30yr fixed or balloon, non FNMA only due to the client having large cash holdings but no income in 2016 / 2017 due to their large section 179 tax depreciations those yrs Thank YouJames

I would say as a client it has very little practical implications under which umbrella an agent operates; the key issue is to work with someone who understand what you are looking to do, preferably has done it themselves and can advise you.

I have a client who purchased a condo for $500k and sold two years later $625k in NYC. 

Jake Fugman I’ve worked with a lot of RE attorneys as a Broker associate and know that each one is specific in what they can offer their clients.

Secondly, I think the tax you are referring to is what we call FIRPTA (Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act). 

For example, I believe an attorney/broker can't broker a deal and do the legal work on it (however, I would like to see if there is a way I can do that as I want to be more of a "one-stop shop" for my clients).   

I currently have a few clients asking me for a local handyman recs ( for small ongoing repairs on windows, cabinets, etc.), but my husband handles this sort of work on our own properties so I don't have an established pro relationship to pass along. 

@Kenneth McKeown he takes a personal interest in his clients and really knows his stuff.

Well, digging up a 4 year old post to "answer" as a means to say you're looking for clients is not something usually done here, perhaps you were misinformed.Steve was probably doing you a favor, being new an all, to change the subject, as I suspect;1.

As I recall, the China 25 are the 25 largest traded Chinese stocks that are allowed foreign investment (in this case, us).Simply put, you would buy FXI if you think the market is going up, FXP if you think down.FXI is the long play, FXP is an Ultra Short, which is to say it tries to double down on the index.